Sentence examples for much deemed from inspiring English sources

This is a break with the status quo, in which a lax regulatory regime was pretty much deemed to be tolerable.

A hefty pinch of salt balances out the sweetness of the honey – again, I've left the exact amount to your discretion as the Bon Appetit recipe I enjoy so much is deemed unpalatably salty by one cleaner-living tester, but I do like my granola to have a slight savoury edge.

How you judge him on the former depends in part on how much you deem him responsible for Britain's parlous situation in the first place.

It is not clear exactly how much tax was avoided because Camelot will not disclose how much interest HMRC deemed suitable for tax relief.

The times were censorious; much that had to do with sex couldn't be published, and much that was deemed immoral wouldn't be published.

Can a player who bounced around so much really be deemed "most valuable" by any team?

Paupers were never a species apart, however much they were deemed to be so.

Indeed much intelligence is deemed too sensitive to be included in written assessments by other ministries.

When voters consider problems in their neighbourhoods, immigration is deemed much less important.

The prime minister is not overly popular, but according to polls he is still deemed "much more suitable" for the post and more dependable than his competitors.

The Laguna Seca track was built in 1957, and the races were moved there because the track was deemed much safer than the forest roads.