Sentence examples for even deemed from inspiring English sources

None of these alternative contenders were even deemed by the nomination panel to have been particularly close to selection.

Most of these bonds are not even deemed worthy of investment-grade ratings by the big American credit-rating agencies, Moody's and Standard & Poor's.

Such was the esteem in which he was held that Leicestershire Social Services had not even deemed it necessary to suspend him while he faced trial.

On Saturday, the Spurs man with 22 goals in 42 caps for England was not even deemed worthy of a place on the bench.

The commission recommended government censorship of any billboard deemed "vulgar by reason of its subject matter or mode of presentation" or even deemed deficient on purely aesthetic grounds.

So now that we have so much more time to work and do things previous generations never dreamed possible (or even deemed desirable), why do we always feel starved for time?

Why the administration even deems it necessary remains opaque.

I wouldn't even deem you a person I'd speak to".

Further, some states even deem the act of voting for an alternative candidate to be an effective resignation.

That investigation showed that medical examiners could issue wildly inconsistent rulings, even deeming accidental self-inflicted shootings to be homicides.

Not only do people like Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, refrain from stating which specific national interest such stifling behavior might serve, they do not even deem it necessary to attempt to defend their abjuration of a fundamental American liberty.