Sentence examples for may not deem from inspiring English sources
Independent assessments may or may not deem Zimmerman's injuries severe, but did Zimmerman, in the middle of the fight, believe them to be? Had Zimmerman "exhausted every reasonable means to escape"?
Josh Niemyjski Josh Niemyjski, the general manager and head of artist and representation (A&R) at Uprok says, "I think Wal-Mart has always been very conscious about not always stocking product that merely 'sells.' It's nice that parents can feel good knowing that their kids will not have so much access to things they may not deem appropriate.
There is a journalistic code of ethics, but it allows for behaviors you may or may not deem acceptable while in pursuit of a story.
Students who are either not keen to investigate more about the problem, or are confident in their ability to search for relevant resources to solve the problem may not deem the worksheet to be essential in scaffolding their learning.
This is because your parents may not deem you old enough or trustworthy enough to get what you want, especially if it's something virtual like a YouTube account or Facebook account if you don't already have one.
"With some observers speculating that, because Stratfor itself did not publish the data, they may have not deemed the intelligence report authentic," the Monitor writes.
This may be because the dispensers did not deem the advice helpful to their business or to the patients, as it could heighten a negative perception about the effects of their products.
For those children, at least, Shakespeare may not be deemed as dead as a wingless dodo.
At this point, however, some homes have been so radically altered that they may not be deemed historic, Mr. Blake said.
The flanker may be available for England's first autumn international, against New Zealand at Twickenham on 6 November, but he may not be deemed match-fit.
While the use of coal stations may not be deemed an intentional cruelty, it is certainly an unacceptable use of corporate power.
