Sentence examples for perhaps deemed from inspiring English sources

As a glimpse of the Chinese sports system versus American soft power, it was perhaps deemed not fit for viewing.

Perhaps it will get another showing on Saturday as City return to south Wales – their black away shirt perhaps deemed too close to the Swan white colours of their hosts.

And with Barnes unable to showcase his talents in Europe due to the five-year ban on English teams (six for Liverpool) following the Heysel disaster, the spotlight and pressure on his England career grew ever more intense and his brilliance at club level was perhaps deemed less impressive than it would be today due to a lack of global exposure.

Though my inbox had vanished, perhaps deemed too subversive by the current MySpace zeitgeist, my profile remained.

Under the downer exemption, a veterinarian could have been called to reinspect the animals and perhaps deem them healthy enough to slaughter.

Perhaps he was protecting him from inevitable failure, perhaps he deemed the moody teenager a risk, perhaps he simply erred.

Perhaps he deemed that was all that was necessary against a sedentary Levante side, which nonetheless gave Athletic a fright with two late goals.

After convincing a "passing" 33% of visitors that it, a chatbot named Eugene Goostman, was actually a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy during the 2014 Turing Test at the Royal Society in London, the program was, perhaps prematurely, deemed the first to officially pass the Turing Test by Kevin Warwick, a professor of cybernetics at the University of Reading.

While it is very likely that a few studies and/or publications may have been missed, the available information could perhaps be deemed sufficient to guide the scoping of future research efforts.

Perhaps it was deemed necessary to connect this film to an American audience.

Some gun-control advocates and lobbyists said they believed lawmakers seemed inclined to pursue a bipartisan plan at first, perhaps including measures deemed palatable to Republicans like expanded background checks, while considering more far-ranging legislation later in the year.