Sentence examples for generally deem from inspiring English sources

Republicans, independents and Queens residents generally support the practice; Democrats and Manhattanites generally deem it excessive.

The new provisional rules, modeled on international criteria, generally deem a food unsafe if consuming it daily for one year would be likely to cause health problems.

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Those numbers are generally deemed ample for deterrence.

It plays with one thing that is generally deemed beyond human control.

At the time the "Abduction From the Seraglio" production was generally deemed nothing special.

Elections in Lesotho are generally deemed fair, but they have often been followed by violence.

Although private inquiries are generally deemed insufficiently transparent, they can be extremely useful.

Vanity is frowned upon and lavish grooming is generally deemed to be superficial or unmanly.

Hong Kong schools are not generally deemed to be lacking in quality.

Thinking Beyond Size Bigger is generally deemed better in China's billion-person strong consumer market.