Sentence examples for deemed shocking from inspiring English sources

Yet it is deemed shocking to suggest those who financed the company should suffer losses.

As if the Belgian chicken incident was not deemed shocking enough, hot dogs have also featured on the menu.

Topshop was at the centre of a row after a customer tweeted an image of a store mannequin that deemed "shocking" in its skinniness.

The colorful industrial-looking museum, controversial at first when it opened in the heart of Paris and made some people cry in visual pain, while others clapped in delirious support, as the building was deemed "unfinished", "shocking", "vulgar", the ugly scar in the middle of beautiful classic architectural surroundings.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg questioned why the word at issue was deemed to be shocking.

The first members of Team England to arrive have been staying in a five-star hotel after shocked officials deemed accommodation in the Games village unacceptable.

Shock was deemed to be present if a vasopressor infusion was required.

We have addressed this by excluding patients who are unconscious, critically unstable (cardiogenic shock) or deemed unable to consent (pain, distress, language) and by also providing a clear and concise summary sheet shown to the patient during the consent process.

An episode of hypotension was deemed to represent septic shock when (1) hypotension persisted from the onset despite adequate fluid resuscitation (30 mL/kg crystalloid fluids) or (2) hypotension was only transiently improved (for <1 hour) with adequate fluid resuscitation.

First is to ensure that patients are in a stable clinical condition when they come back for repeat procedures, therefore we have excluded patients who are unconscious, critically unstable (cardiogenic shock) and deemed unable to consent (ie, unable to understand in local language).

Four of 14 patients whom the HeartStart deemed in need of a shock, and who then were given it, survived, according to the researchers.