Sentence examples for deemed time from inspiring English sources

So prison politics come into play when it's deemed time to take out a perv.

In October 2009, cast member Chris Colfer deemed "Time Warp" the song he would most like to perform on the show, and suggested a Rocky Horror-themed Halloween episode.

Once guests warmed up with a few cocktails and wrapped themselves in baby soft Playboy-logo blankets (which we were allowed to take home -- it's my official new "blankie"), it was deemed time to start the introductions and the reading.

We believe that γ-MYN may become a useful tool for large-scale studies, when ML-based methods (such as GY) are deemed time-consuming.

As γ-MYN performs better than other methods under certain conditions, despite the fact that its advantages seemed less obvious under other conditions, we believe that γ-MYN may become a useful tool for large-scale sequence analysis when ML-based methods are deemed time-consuming.

But both have been clearly frustrated by Mr. Condit's refusal to heed the prevailing political wisdom that has deemed it time for him to go.

Dr. Grifo deemed the time, effort and money he would probably need to comply with the F.D.A. requirements too burdensome, so he gave up and passed his technique and data on to Chinese scientists.

With WWDC and presumably the release of iPhone OS 3.0 just around the corner, Apple has deemed it time to begin stress-testing their Push Notification servers.

What gave it grounds for being deemed by Time magazine as "one of the most quintessentially American novels ever written"?

What gave it grounds for being deemed by Time magazine as "one of the most quintessentially American novels ever written"?

The State Department deemed the time was right to do so, and it was a chance to push Obama's own goal of nuclear disarmament.