Sentence examples for was ever deemed from inspiring English sources

No production was ever deemed more important, by the power-brokers on the sixth floor, than election-night coverage, from the days of Letraset graphics and Bob McKenzie's cardboard swingometer all the way to Jeremy Vine's whizz-bang pyrotechnics.

But if the money is ever deemed to have been stolen, and not invested, that would be theft loss.

It is an immutable law that no player is ever deemed quite so good on the pitch as he is when suspended or injured, but the Middlesbrough manager had reason to pine for Emanuel Pogatetz, Robert Huth, Justin Hoyte and Tuncay Sanli.

If he is ever deemed to have broken the conditions, he will be rearrested and Banksy's money will be forfeited.

Few male celebrities, with the exception of someone like Joss Whedon (a writer/director, not an actor), are ever deemed "bad feminists" -- no matter what they say or do. .

After reading all of this, you may be asking yourself: Why were trans-fats ever deemed to be GRAS in the first place?

Neither the satellite nor the music was ever detected, and experts deemed the launch to have been unsuccessful.

It, too, was deemed as caused by humans but no suspect was ever found.

In this post-crash, post-occupy world, companies increasingly understand that they need to be seen as cuddlier than they ever deemed necessary before.

In this post-crash, post-Occupy world, companies increasingly understand that they need to be seen as cuddlier than they ever deemed necessary before.

If the point is ever reached where Trump is deemed expendable by the GOP the presidential succession is clear; you get VP Mike Pence.