Sentence examples for subsequently deemed from inspiring English sources

Kick It Out have subsequently deemed the matter over.

Some critics have subsequently deemed it lightweight, which is missing the point.

Often, sanctions arise from administrative mistakes, wrong judgements and decisions that are subsequently deemed unfair.

It was subsequently deemed "the most successful track in the 25 years of Billboard's Hot Rap Songs chart".

This year England have taken five "wickets" subsequently deemed to be no-balls (Finn x2, Wood x2 and Stokes being the culprits).

And Mr. Bush said that a pundit subsequently deemed the comment to be a scripted effort to please Mr. Matthews, a known Churchill devotee.

Though he acknowledged "carelessness" in how his former adversary in 2008 had managed her emails while working for him, Obama also stressed his belief that no national security risk was posed by the personal email system, even if some of what passed through it has subsequently been deemed classified.

In other cases, the homes aren't technically "free" until you've rented them out for a number of years and the property has subsequently been deemed yours, according to Japanese property blog Rethink Tokyo.

Based on prior experience, we estimated that 25-30% of these men would subsequently be deemed ineligible for participation in the program based on information obtained through the outreach process and, accordingly, would not be offered appointment scheduling over the phone (e.g. no longer receiving care in the system, received PSA screening outside the system, deceased).

When the stammer he subsequently developed was deemed too serious, he was sent to Gloucester to live with a kindly Catholic family who could hear and speak.

The law may be contentious on the issue of whether someone who has made their ground can subsequently then be deemed not to have done so, and the outcome divided opinion, particularly given the shadows cast by the lights, although Fry's pictures will have been clearer than those available to TV audiences and on the big screen.