Sentence examples for is deemed very from inspiring English sources

And in all the domiciles described here -- places where it is deemed very important to have lavender water in the steam iron -- the point is that nobody's really home.

3. Conclusions General conclusions The programme is deemed very important for Albania.

With some 1,187 cases reported last year, the FPD's work is deemed very successful.

However, if their condition is deemed very serious, we use our pickup truck and drive the one-hour route to take them the general hospital in the capital".

Such methods were deemed very old-economy.

Some incidents were deemed very serious by inspectors and involved gangs of boys attacking a single inmate or member of staff in a "very determined way".

On Monday afternoon, air quality at various spots in the city was deemed "very unhealthy" by a government Web site, which frequently measures particulate matter in the air.

In light of the tragic case of Moritz Erhardt, the intern who died of an epileptic seizure after working nonstop for 72 hours, the comment was deemed very bad taste.

He had befriended Oscar Wilde, lived in unwedded bliss with the actress Ellen Terry and been deemed "very avant-garde and bohemian," said Lisa Podos, the director of public programs at the Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts.

But such a draconian penalty was deemed very unlikely by Tom Ehman, the rules adviser for semifinal-leader America One and the rules adviser for Stars and Stripes during the 1995 America's Cup in San Diego.

The members of the research team were experienced as easily accessible, which was deemed very important.