Sentence examples for is therefore deemed from inspiring English sources
adverb
For that or this purpose, referring to something previously stated.
Anyone who therefore converts in one of their synagogues is therefore deemed not to have converted at all.
The DCMS only directly funds about £50m of the £350m spent on support for the industry; the rest is filtered through several different departments, and is therefore deemed less accountable.
It is therefore deemed necessary to fully consider the surroundings when designing education facilities.
Energy management is therefore deemed a burden and non-profitable to the organization as a whole.
Such control architecture is therefore deemed very suitable for operating within factory and/or logistic, possibly reconfigurable, scenarios.
The numerical model is therefore deemed suitable for reliable prediction of local-scale wind flow over hilly terrain with regions of flow separation.
The previous definition failed to account for some applicants for Peekskill's 28 new artists' lofts and was therefore deemed outmoded, said Blanche Alter, a city planning official.
Martin, an IT manager from Littlehampton, West Sussex, was the most experienced diver in the group and was therefore deemed by the Maltese prosecutor to be responsible for the welfare of his friends on the dive.
Set in a historical parallel reality, it follows two teenage boys – Charlie and Thomas – who live at an elite boarding school in Oxford, where the children of nobility – those who do not "smoke" and are therefore deemed free of sin – are prepared for their adult life as the ruling class.
At first, he says, this was because he was assumed to have political ties to opposition figures in Bahia, and was therefore deemed to be an unsuitable owner of previously state-owned utilities.A few years after Lula's election in 2002, Mr Dantas claims, pressure on him increased.
