Sentence examples for not deemed as from inspiring English sources

It was not deemed as dramatic as Adebayor's 80-yard dash to goad Arsenal fans on 12 September, for which he was given an improper conduct charge and awaits punishment.

"When I was at school myself,, there was this situation where black children were not deemed as intelligent or deemed to be able to go on to do anything of any real purpose," he said.

This year alone, fire-fighters have been to 5,798 locked out calls to 11 December, and over half of these calls - 55% - were not deemed as emergencies when crew arrived on the scene.

In other sectors that are not deemed as vital public services, strike action will be curtailed with a new 50 per cent turnout threshold for industrial action to be legal.

It's not deemed as a hobby that you do in your spare time; there's a real sense of value for creativity and how that enriches their society, whether it's literature, art or film, and more and more I feel that's being eroded in the UK.

McQueen, who directed the Oscar-winning film 12 Years a Slave, told the BBC's Newsround: "When I was at school myself there was this situation where black children were not deemed as intelligent or deemed to be able to go on to do anything of any real purpose.

Brooks is soft-spoken, reluctant to say anything that he does not deem as humble.

Now, Australians use a particular swear word often ― we don't need to tell you which one ― and the slang usage of it there isn't deemed as offensive as it is in America.

Certain species such as squirrels and rabbits aren't deemed as necessary to be protected despite some local indigenous people feeling a responsibility to "all of the beings on the land".

So we duck for cover, find a good reason for our child's bad manners and in doing so ensure we aren't deemed as bad parents with impolite kids.

For those children, at least, Shakespeare may not be deemed as dead as a wingless dodo.