Sentence examples for instead deemed from inspiring English sources

It was, instead, deemed a "momentary aberration".

The hand-held business that Mr. Roberts once headed was instead deemed to be part of "PC-plus" computing.

In August it was revealed that the private companies that administer the G.C.S.E.'s raised the boundaries for various grades, meaning that students who took the exams in January were graded more leniently than those who were tested in June — and that thousands of students who would have received a C or passing grade were instead deemed to have failed the exam.

"SFMTA inexplicably avoided inclusion of these factors as evaluation criteria and instead deemed Scoot 'satisfactory' because they 'agreed to comply.'".

They are instead deemed as "nationals" who owe their allegiance to the United States, but lack the rights as citizens to vote, to serve as officers in the military or hold top government posts.

Moolla felt that the episode could have been a "patronising Holby Goes Ghananas farce", like the Paris episode which she found "appalling toe-curlingly bad", but instead deemed "Tuesday's Child" a "powerful, haunting and believable episode which you don't have to be a fan of the series to enjoy".

Germans treat Scientologists like Nazis treated Jews Since the early nineties Scientology and Germany haven't been the most amicable of cohorts, as the U.S. Department of State criticised Germany for discriminating against Scientologists while Germany refused to acknowledge Scientology as a religion, instead deeming it a "profit-making enterprise".

Instead, he deemed the city's big churches to be "uncannily alive," with their solitude and calm that is "inviolate," even in the middle of the metropolis.

Instead, if deemed genuine refugees, they will be resettled in PNG, which on an annual UN index of health, education, income and life expectancy ranks 156 out of 186 nations.

For example, a patient likely to survive severe injuries with ventilator support for a short period will instead be deemed palliative if there is no ventilator available (Ruby et al. 2015).

It feels a bit like that Black Mirror episode where people are rated on all their social interactions, only instead of being deemed unworthy to attend a fancy wedding, I'm not even allowed to dispose of a dead rodent.