Sentence examples for this could be deemed from inspiring English sources

Now, whilst this could be deemed sacrilegious, can role-modelling make the situation worse?

However, we believe this could be deemed an unfair trading practice".

This could be deemed illegal under WTO rules, which must be applied equally to all countries.

"But under the IOC charter you are not allowed to make a political statement and this could be deemed exactly that".

If proven, this could be deemed as cheating.

This could be deemed a mere oversight, except that I wrote the first eponymous trade book on credit derivatives in 1998 warning about documentation risk and information asymmetry that created economic distortions that could swamp the credit risk of the underlying products.

Compared with past clashes at the site, which over the years have sometimes ended in considerable death, this one could be deemed mild.

This study provides confirmation that finger-joined studs made using the PVA adhesive in this study could be deemed to be equivalent to unjoined studs in fabrication of shearwalls.

Although most of the co-movements between the stock market and the bond market demonstrate interdependence instead of a contagion, as Forbes and Rigobon (2002) mentioned, this interdependence could be deemed an overture of financial contagion.

As such, this method could be deemed to reveal most objectively preferences behind each actor funding or initiating a project.

First, the 0.7- and 1-BW amounts of loading used in this study could be deemed high considering the forces or load values estimated to occur in the shoulder during normal daily activities [ 31– 31].