Sentence examples for deeming in from inspiring English sources

Both critics drew comparisons to DH Lawrence, with Nightingale deeming In Celebration "in many ways... wiser and more balanced" than Lawrence's Sons and Lovers, a similarly fraught family drama set in a mining milieu.

Under its criteria, 1,513 schools -- the most in the nation -- were deemed "in need of improvement" in July.

I have worn camouflage ever since and am always happy when they are re-deemed "in".

Prisoners in protective custody have been deemed in danger of attack from other inmates.

It was deemed in this case that we couldn't do a deal and Chelsea could.

Consider the mushrooming federal subcategory of "sensitive but unclassified" information also deemed in need of shielding.

"I don't see any way the Interior Department could be deemed in compliance with the law.

Failure to do so could mean Greece being deemed in default.

The measure introduces fines and the suspension of services for Web sites deemed in violation.

It also has power over all matters deemed in need of uniform rules across the country.

And only 2percentt of the students in each of the three grade levels were deemed in the highest achievement level.