Sentence examples for deemed somewhat from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers' job was deemed somewhat undesirable because of McCourt's methods.

Such notions as an independent judiciary and a free press are still deemed somewhat alien in a country with a heavily authoritarian tradition.

And western governments now deemed – somewhat disingenuously – that he was doing enough, in renouncing his former wicked ways, to justify this very pragmatic rapprochement.

In November, 6.6percentt of so-called Alt-A home loans — those deemed somewhat less risky than subprime — were either delinquent by 60 days or more, in foreclosure, or had been repossessed.

For months White House officials have been dropping none-too-subtle hints that he was on the way out, deemed, somewhat unfairly, to be an ineffective salesman of the virtues of Bushonomics.

Evacuees would most likely walk rather than wait in traffic congestion for such prolonged periods and the capabilities of the TransCAD model can therefore be deemed somewhat limited for computing movement times over such large distances especially with heavy congestion.

The rest of the video was mostly muted, and a judge later deemed it "somewhat obscured by the placement of Washington's car between the camera and Morrow's car".

Following Trump's election, the two met again at Trump Tower in Manhattan, which is where this photo was taken: Many have deemed it somewhat peculiar for Farage to be thrust into the international spotlight as a model of success, having tried and failed seven times to become an MP, the last attempt taking place in South Thanet in the 2015 general election.

If a test is deemed as somewhat successful, or if success is anticipated under different circumstances, it may be adapted and retested, based on information learned during the Study stage.

The storyline was praised for its realistic portrayal of a developing lesbian relationship, although consultants from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation expressed some concerns over what they deemed the somewhat exploitative talk of a threesome between Hahn, Torres and Mark Sloan.

A footballer who behaves like this is a deemed "character", considered somewhat eccentric, and not cut from the same cloth as most of his peers.