Sentence examples for well deemed from inspiring English sources

But carelessness with candles was a major problem as well, deemed responsible for 8 deaths in 2001 and 15 deaths the year before (when the overall death toll from fires was 125).

AGES 3-6 -- A loving relationship develops between boy and dog, but parents could well deem the film slightly around the bend for this group.

My beloved Greta may well deem today's recipes as verging on the blasphemous, but they do put her favourite tuber in a fresh context.

WELL deems the fact that classification boundary for each label should go across the low density regions, and any given label will not be correlative to the majority of instances [ 13].

Depending upon your age, your parents may well deem that you are too young.

Will we now see vertical drilling come back 'into fashion' with horizontal wells deemed too costly to make projects economically feasible?

Those wells deemed safe are marked with green.

Increased shipments of oil through the Bosporus were considered as well but deemed undesirable and too risky.

'Labor disputes are ordinarily heated affairs; the language that is commonplace there might well be deemed actionable per se in some state jurisdictions.

Bitterly divided on Vietnam and Cambodia, confused by sagging economy and torn by racial dissension, America may well be deemed by the Kremlin as today so weak that the gamble is acceptable for Rus sia.

Such institutions, managed by those accustomed to financial operations and familiar with the worth of money in the market from day to day, might well be deemed to require no statutory protection against being forced by their financial necessities to pay excessive interest for moneys borrowed.