Sentence examples for deemed us from inspiring English sources
Efavirenz is potentially teratogenic and should not be used in women of reproductive age who are not using effective contraception, nor during pregnancy as it is deemed US FDA class C. 34 The contraindication also applies to breast-feeding mothers.
India's and Pakistan's bombs, although recently and covertly acquired, are tolerated too, since they are deemed US allies.
Two hours before the start of military curfew, we received a tipoff that the authorities had deemed us no longer welcome and had issued an arrest warrant.
My school is a good school and has been since long before Ofsted deemed us worthy of the title, but the path to "good" has been particularly challenging.
Right-minded men everywhere are thinking: "Am I really that bad?" We're feeling sorry for ourselves, not because we feel as though we've done anything wrong, but because a media-driven kangaroo court has deemed us all guilty as charged.
Speaking on behalf of himself and other men in the same situation, he told the state's Assembly Judiciary Committee: "We raised these children, we loved these children, but when these relationships fell apart we were shockingly hit with briefs that deemed us 'sperm donors' - a word that was never, ever mentioned in my house".
The doom-mongers deem us past our creative peak, unable to invent like we used to.
But people do not suddenly mature at the age of 18, when society deems us "adults".
But people do not suddenly mature at the age of 18, when society deems us "adults". There is always an adolescent lurking inside us, feeling the pull of instant gratification and too easily ignoring the long-run effects of our decisions.
Sex workers like me would argue that it also embraces paternalistic attitudes that deem us a public nuisance, spreaders of disease, offenders against decency or unskilled victims who don't know what is good for them and who need to be rescued.
Non-US critics have also vented their anger in instances where they deem US rulings unfair.
