Sentence examples for is deemed of from inspiring English sources

Only 24% is deemed of outstanding natural beauty; 5% is of special scientific interest; 1% is country park.

A telegram states that scouts are watching the Wakkerstroom road, which is deemed of considerable strategic importance.

At all hours of the day and night, roving pickups, vans and cars slowly cruise the streets looking for whatever is deemed of value.

Because if no one gives them autonomy in their own skin, why should they believe that their potential daughters deserve it either?" But what kind of right is it that enables women to destroy the offspring in their womb because its gender is deemed of less worth?

For a start the information itself isn't actually removed from the web - just the link that appears in Google's search results (that same link can also be passed around via email or Twitter) and any data that is deemed of "preponderant interest" to the public is exempt from removal.

In relation to the DISCERN instrument, the quality of orthodontic PILs is deemed of moderate quality.

The changes, however, were deemed of "medium" priority.

The completed short, "Live Music," has been deemed of high enough quality by Sony Pictures Entertainment to warrant a theatrical run.

"This work was deemed of sufficient interest and value that previous administrations of the Hayward Gallery looked after it very well.

Lt. Dennis Briordy, the commander of the city police's Arson and Explosion Squad, said a fingerprint was lifted from the bicycle but was deemed of "no value".

But just three of the 174 studies were deemed of good enough standard by the researchers, leading them to note the "worrying" lack of reliable evidence.