Sentence examples for deemed redundant from inspiring English sources

Among the casualties were employees suddenly deemed redundant.

Roughly 30% of employees are deemed redundant when firms in the same industry merge.

On numerous occasions he pierced the inner ring with such ferocity that the boundary riders were deemed redundant.

On average, roughly 30% of employees are deemed redundant after a merger or acquisition in the same industry.

And so, with the fridge no longer destined to be a feature in her life, the books were deemed redundant.

In most cultures, the assertion "I'm here to win," as uttered by a contestant in a competition, would be deemed redundant.

Having established this, the Court deemed it redundant even to investigate the additional arguments brought forward by the claimants.

They are deemed aesthetically redundant and get discarded at the end of the season when there are often years of wear left".

While the reform could change some individual stories, it seems like the one-child policy is deemed largely redundant by many.

Thomas Hauner of PopMatters said, "At one point the album's tediousness is such that one assumes Ashlee Simpson and Britney have already passed on the material because even they deemed it too redundant".

As a result, some items were removed as they were deemed to be redundant, or modified to provide a better understanding.