Sentence examples for was deemed of from inspiring English sources

The Weekly contained material from the daily Manchester Guardian that was deemed of interest and independent of time to its international readership.

Lt. Dennis Briordy, the commander of the city police's Arson and Explosion Squad, said a fingerprint was lifted from the bicycle but was deemed of "no value".

"This work was deemed of sufficient interest and value that previous administrations of the Hayward Gallery looked after it very well.

Overall, the quality of patient information leaflets was deemed of moderate quality.

Initially, US Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) data in New York was also considered in this analysis, but it was deemed of limited value given the relatively small plot size used (0.016 ha), the low number of remeasurements, and the general lack of total tree height measurements.

Giving women the tools to launch their own businesses was deemed of equal importance as providing education.

The changes, however, were deemed of "medium" priority.

Only 24% is deemed of outstanding natural beauty; 5% is of special scientific interest; 1% is country park.

A telegram states that scouts are watching the Wakkerstroom road, which is deemed of considerable strategic importance.

The completed short, "Live Music," has been deemed of high enough quality by Sony Pictures Entertainment to warrant a theatrical run.

But just three of the 174 studies were deemed of good enough standard by the researchers, leading them to note the "worrying" lack of reliable evidence.