Sentence examples for space deemed from inspiring English sources

With this spiritual profile, adults hold babies up high, as befitting other deities; certainly, babies are never put on the ground or floor -- a space deemed too profane for small gods.

Finally, the overwhelming majority of the plazas and other spaces deemed "marginal" in the report (41percentt) were built prior to 1975 and 1977, the years when the standards were significantly revised.

Recontextualizing these images in distant lands and in spaces deemed safe by viewers unmasks their innate horror.

Brown sponsored a Space Day, where manufacturing in space was deemed to be right around the next asteroid belt: "When... extraterrestrial material is added into the economic equation, then the old economic rules no longer apply," Brown said.

However, the planned film, which was to take place in outer space, was deemed "not a good fit" by Paramount executives as of last May.

Many papers have begun running ads on their front pages – a space once deemed off-limits – most egregiously exemplified by the Los Angeles Times running one indistinguishable from a news story.

It says Oath has since introduced technology to identify when ad space is deemed to be covered by Coppa and 'adjust its practices' accordingly — again citing the settlement documents.

As the alveolar space was deemed as the putative site of the GM-CSF signal disruption, inhalation therapy should have better deposition with lower dosage and less effects on the bone marrow than injection therapy.

"Successful spaces are deemed so by successful people".

This paper concludes with an argument for improving the image and marketing of the urban forestry approach to urban green-space design, deemed essential if it is to be to the mainstay of the success of future large-scale urban development.

Another option might be to revive the Moon Treaty of 1979, which deemed space to be the "common heritage of mankind" but failed to win support from any space-faring nation.