Sentence examples for deemed victory from inspiring English sources

But Khalid deemed victory to be in reach and he declined the offer.

Last week, the United States won what was deemed a victory in the war on bioterrorism.

By James Surowiecki Last week, the United States won what was deemed a victory in the war on bioterrorism.

That promise to keep the inquiry open, even in a passive status, was deemed a victory by members of Congress who had urged the Pentagon to declassify the reports.

Immediate reaction from the Economist deemed the victory a short-term one and see their activism as politically motivated and accompanied by much risk.

In many respects, the battle might be deemed a victory for the British and their allies but these gains were offset by high casualties and the ultimate failure of the French offensive at the Aisne.

To be sure, the White House did emerge from the election with some momentum and quickly racked up what some Democrats deemed a victory: The year-end budget deal forced Republicans to agree to raise income tax rates, though at higher income levels than Obama wanted.

In the Oval Office, he then went on to tout what he deemed personal victories in getting Ford to move a plant back to the U.S. from Mexico while pressuring Japanese companies to make more cars in Michigan.

Lincoln deemed the Union victory at Antietam a divine providence that God "had decided this question in favor of the slaves".

And a poll in January of the personal priorities of 141 Conservative Party candidates deemed capable of victory in the recent election found that "reducing Britain's carbon footprint" was the least important of the 19 issues presented to them.

The dismissal of welfare minister Sadegh Mahsouli was deemed a private victory for the president's inner circle of advisers, who have sought to eliminate any dissenting voices within the president's cabinet.