Sentence examples for deemed receptive from inspiring English sources

Using a high-tech voter identification model, Mr. O'Donnell spent more than $30,000 to mail a letter of support from Mr. McCain along with his own 38-page platform to 20,000 independents and Democrats deemed receptive to the message.

In light of the economic and sociological theories related to the retention of math and science teachers in secondary public education, all of these factors were deemed receptive to education policy on the federal, state, and district levels.

At this particular forensic unit, patients transfer to a ward with reduced security level as soon as the patients are deemed receptive for treatment in a more non-restrictive environment.

"They're usually good at bottoming … most Asians dudes are," the other user wrote in response, conjuring a derisive stereotype that deems receptive sex a form of submission and casts gay Asian men as submissive.

The complex was deemed revolutionary.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Misys Is Said to Attract Buyout Attention  |  Misys, a British software maker that recently agreed to merge with the Temenos Group, a Swiss rival, has drawn interest from private equity firms, and is receptive to a buyout deal if it is deemed better for shareholders, Bloomberg News reports, citing two unidentified people familiar with the matter.

Tzara was receptive of the Hungarians' demand for liberalization, contacted the anti-Stalinist and former Dadaist Lajos Kassák, and deemed the anti-Soviet movement "revolutionary".

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.