Sentence examples for deemed was from inspiring English sources

'We attacked civilians, villagers, anyone the commander deemed was an enemy; we killed them.

The federally mandated internal cooking temperature for meat was raised to 155 degrees, which scientists deemed was sufficient to kill E. coli.

At 159.7cm (around 5ft 2in) she was 3.3cm under what the company deemed was the required height to work for them.

And although about 60percentt of its enrollees were previously insured, some were paying what state officials deemed was too high a percentage of their income, said Trish Riley, director of the Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance.

He hoped and tried (like his idol Frederick II the Great) to break what he deemed was the unnatural coalition of his opponents by forcing one or the other of them to make peace.

The commission said that it had the authority to restrict news coverage it deemed was encouraging "hatred on the basis of national or ethnic or religious identities that can incite discrimination, hostility or violence".

Both alternatives were deemed to be impossible.

Both were deemed to be offensive.

A living wage is deemed to be £16,000 a year.

How can that be deemed to be fair?

Such differences are deemed to be important.