Sentence examples for deems well from inspiring English sources

Although the critics complained that a former Congressional staffer without professional training had been made Dr. Marburger's deputy, surely Dr. Marburger has the right to appoint a deputy he deems well qualified to improve coordination with Congress and other agencies.

One highlight is a weekly feature called Style Deconstructed, in which Chubstr analyzes what the site deems well-dressed male celebrities like Dave Grohl and James McAvoy, and advises readers on how interpret the look.

After several hospitalizations for depression, he had been deemed well enough to proceed to trial last year.

Salia tested positive for the disease on Tuesday and was deemed well enough to travel to the US.

If deemed well enough, the former leader is expected to be transferred to a secure medical facility in the capital.

She chose a Milwaukee 14.4-volt cordless compact drill, which she deemed "well balanced and very durable".

The foreign student was deemed well enough to appear on that night's edition of the spin-off show Big Brother's Big Mouth.

(It was deemed well fed, and officials decided to let it lumber on toward the coast instead of shooting it as a matter of public safety).

He has recently suffered a heart attack and, though keen to resume his job as a carpenter, is not yet well enough to work, though he is deemed well enough to be ineligible for welfare benefits while he waits.

Yet a sunny but cool Sunday morning – the first day of spring in South Africa – brought a scene that had seemed unthinkable, with Mandela deemed well enough to make the 31-mile journey home to Johannesburg.

Sam did have a CPN (community psychiatric nurse) a few years ago until he was discharged from her care because he was deemed "well" and not in need of acute medical intervention.