Sentence examples for was deemed extremely from inspiring English sources

A department spokesperson said Francesco Portelos had been removed as a computer technology teacher because he was deemed "extremely difficult to work with," but he claims he was actually penalized for accusing the school's principal for financial misconduct.

After all, the behaviour in the video was deemed "extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities" by the university's chancellor, Kent Syverud, who suspended the frat on Wednesday.

The first video showed members vowing to hate black, Hispanic, and Jewish people in a "sacred" oath, and was deemed "extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities" by Syracuse's chancellor.

After all, the behavior in the video was deemed "extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities" by the university's chancellor, Kent Syverud, who suspended the frat on Wednesday.

Together, our survey and focus groups revealed high levels of satisfaction and the delivered health information was deemed extremely helpful.

Fewer people were deemed extremely poor because government aid was taken into consideration.

All development can be blocked if the site is deemed extremely important.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) – the nascent technology which aims to bury CO2 underground – is deemed extremely important by the IPPC.

The highly autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government is deemed extremely corrupt, but its economy is booming and its economic management is praised as a model for the country.

Facebook is also comfortable with imagery showing animal cruelty — with only content that is deemed "extremely upsetting" to be marked up as disturbing.

Bouattia's allegedly anti-Semitic comments had been deemed extremely serious and hurtful, while no-platforming and safe spaces – policies designed to stop offence being given – are seen as a trivial distraction.