Sentence examples for essentially deemed from inspiring English sources

But when Joel Embiid opened his NBA career on Oct. 26 with 20 points, seven rebounds and two blocked shots, the rookie of the year race was essentially deemed over.

In a statement Seierstad's lawyer Anne Gaustad said the court had concluded "the family was well aware of the nature of the book project", adding that Seierstad was found "not to have acted negligently, and the content of the book was essentially deemed true".

The amendment, which would essentially deem abortion and some types of birth control murder, represents perhaps the furthest front in the anti-abortion movement.

In 2007, the International Task Force on PCa proposed very conservative criteria for selecting patients, essentially deeming focal therapy an alternative to active surveillance in very low-risk disease [58].

The thought process essentially was deemed an occurrence of sensations of the current experience and feelings representing a prior experience.

Certain themes recurred in NYC: Hate-crime laws, for example, essentially punish thought deemed impure by adding prison time for certain acts that are already crimes.

It was a significant achievement that Monday's election in the small former Soviet state was deemed essentially free and fair by international observers, despite President Mikheil Saakashvili's increasingly imperious ways, and that both sides accepted its results nine years after the Rose Revolution.

The other new blood thinners, Pradaxa from Boehringer Ingelheim and Xarelto from Bayer and Johnson & Johnson, have reached the market before Eliquis but were deemed essentially similar.

With the new rule, the land is deemed essentially to have no budgetary impact, making it easier to sell or transfer.

We had actually all grown beards over the summer, and essentially we were deemed not manly enough to use the real beards.

Many composers have considered the piano and violin natural soul mates, but Ravel deemed them essentially incompatible.