Sentence examples for it would be deemed from inspiring English sources

Instead, as Graham put it, the family thought of the newspaper as a public utility and if it ever made as much as 7percentt on its gross income, it would be deemed a success.

But he did not anticipate that it would be deemed too dangerous for network television.

It would be deemed as radical, unfriendly to big business and shunning our biggest ally.

If done at Texas Tech, it would be deemed a transparent sign of yahoo excess.

Perhaps, he says, we could all agree on an age below which it would be deemed unethical to market goods.

The longer a restriction is, the more likely it is that it would be deemed overly restrictive.

It said without that amount the trust would be unable to pay its debts and would be "deemed insolvent".

At one point, it looked as if Lugar would be deemed ineligible to even vote in Indiana before it was finally resolved in Lugar's favor.

According to its STD score, this compound would be deemed very reliably predicted, however it is actually systematically mispredicted.

For example, the official said, "ice cream would be deemed healthy because it would have calcium in it".

This sample size was selected because it was anticipated that this number would be deemed sufficient in attaining thematic saturation.