Sentence examples for usually deemed from inspiring English sources

(They aren't usually deemed worth the effort).

Grasshoppers, Camels, etc. are usually deemed to be pieces.

(Eighty percent is usually deemed an acceptable level).

This time the villains are mutual funds, usually deemed a safe haven for unsophisticated investors.

Monkey only asks because one historian fronting a single complementary factual programme is usually deemed sufficient for historical dramas.

If they waltz into the interview, hold out their hand, smile and introduce themselves, they're usually deemed not right for the course.

Elderly, frail patients do not respond well to post-resuscitation care, and the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) usually deems them unsuitable for transfer to their department.

But the use of flawed accounting (based on the assumed rate of return) means that politicians usually deem the answer to be a change in assumptions, rather than an increase in contributions.

The Chinese tax authorities usually deem foreign companies with employees in China to be doing business in China and therefore liable for corporate taxes as well.

When determining income poverty according to income distribution, both politicians and researchers usually deem a person to be at risk of poverty if their income is lower than 60%% of the population's median net equivalised income based on the so-called new OECD scale [31].

But new arrivals including asylum seekers are less likely to be offered a bond, because judges usually deem them "a flight risk," according to Adams.