verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be considered/deemed essential
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During the summer, air conditioning is considered essential.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
too
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It was deemed too heavy, but its styling had many admirers.
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In the United States, volunteers are shooed away from spill cleanup, deemed too toxic for unprotected citizens.
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Staff provide the services that are deemed too lowly for the wife.
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Safety requirements that in the past were deemed too expensive deserve fresh reviews.
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The evidence he had provided in his report had been deemed too conjectural for the issuing of a search warrant.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And billboards promoting movies deemed violent or risque have their share of critics.
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Did those figures improve because of creative bean-counting techniques in which fewer calls are deemed worthy of investigation?
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Lastly, they want to give tax advantages to causes deemed worthy, or at least popular.
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Quite, the others scoffed, but that did not deem it holy.
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Rescheduling was deemed better than default.
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The clearing banks, in addition, hold at the Bank whatever operational balances they deem necessary.
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The issues the Republicans deem worthy of constitutional protection are a motley lot of special-interest pleadings.
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The Rossi style is so revered that construction of an exact copy was deemed presumptuous.