Sentence examples for together deemed from inspiring English sources

A combination of wildfires that erupted north of San Francisco in July and were together deemed the largest fire in modern California history are now 100percentt contained.

For example, various unclassified bits of information can, when assembled together, be deemed classifed under the so-called "mosaic theory".

These three varnas together were deemed to be "twice-born" (dvija), as the male members were entitled to go through a rite of initiation during childhood.

"No?" Prince William's gaffe is especially cringeworthy because Japanese and Chinese people ― and Asians in general ― have often been erroneously grouped together and deemed "all the same," despite their many differences.

Taken together, we deemed this group as pathogen abundant or pathogen-linked.

Ideas that are closer together were deemed similar (or related) by the individuals who sorted them.

Just as with the individual ideas (numbered points), clusters that are physically closer together were deemed more similar, according to participants, than those more distant from one another.

Together it was deemed unnecessary, and everybody moved on.

If the mixture clung together, it was deemed to be oil-wetting; if it dispersed, it was deemed to be water-wetting (Growcock 2005).

10 11 12 13 Whereas the Carrera programme targeted young people in deprived areas, the YPDP aimed to bring together young people deemed to be at risk of teenage pregnancy, substance misuse, and school exclusion.

The potential covariates included those identified from a review of published literature, together with those deemed clinically important when examining the association between aortic diameter and morbidity and mortality.