Sentence examples for may deem it from inspiring English sources

Of that confrontation in May, his war memoir says: "Future generations may deem it noteworthy that the supreme question of whether we should fight on alone never found a place on the war cabinet agenda.

One may deem it admirably composed and another not really vigorous enough.

It is quite evident that this is not the party's belief but the councillor's own and he is more than entitled to express independent thought despite whether or not other people may deem it standard or correct".

Which, while it's clear that not every breach will require disclosure (say for example if personal data was robustly encrypted a company may deem it unnecessary to disclose a breach), is a caveat that still sets a pretty low disclosure bar.

I loved Streets of Rage 2 as a kid still do—and I appreciated the plentiful viscera of Moonstone on the Amiga, so the excessively gory Mother Russia Bleeds looks right up my avenue; yet you may deem it overly simplistic, too much of an aesthetic throwback beside photo-real-enough experiences.

If you are with a young child, particularly if you have crossed the path of a large dog, you may deem it necessary to hold the child in your arms.

But Erickson has not pitched well this season, and with three years left on his contract, the Mets may deem him too risky.

It may deem that to be necessary, but it shows that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has reached the point where it has cut off emotional ties to Wapping.

She gave the state legislature a short 180 days to take the steps "it may deem appropriate in light of this opinion".The ramifications stretch far beyond Massachusetts.

Why, you may wonder, would anyone deem it necessary, or even worthwhile, to pay lavish mock homage to a dreadful movie by exhuming it for exhibition onstage?

They gave the Legislature 180 days to "take such action as it may deem appropriate".