| deem necessary | 10.47 | Jones deems them necessary. | ||
| deem appropriate | 3.82 | We will have whatever discussions the league deems appropriate. | ||
| deem dangerous | 2.57 | The wet surrounding was deemed too dangerous for play. | ||
| deem important | 2.57 | Drugs deemed less important can take years to get FDA approval. | ||
| deem safe | 2.57 | Water supplies also have been deemed safe. | ||
| deem worthy | 2.50 | A few other subjects are deemed worthy of serious consideration. | ||
| deem inappropriate | 2.30 | He now deems it inappropriate. | ||
| deem essential | 2.17 | French and German were deemed essential. | ||
| deem illegal | 2.04 | She wants the party congress to be deemed illegal. | ||
| deem responsible | 1.71 | The polysorbates are deemed responsible for these changes. | ||
| deem fit | 1.51 | All players have been deemed fit. | ||
| deem offensive | 1.51 | It contains words that will be deemed offensive by some readers. | ||
| deem unacceptable | 1.45 | This was deemed unacceptable by the ACLU. | ||
| deem unfit | 1.45 | Both deem him unfit for government. | ||
| deem unsafe | 1.45 | No sooner had he taken office than it was deemed unsafe. | ||
| deem likely | 1.32 | Biological and radiological attacks are deemed less likely. | ||
| deem suitable | 1.32 | Only five were deemed suitable. | ||
| deem harmful | 1.25 | If they are deemed harmful, then countervailing tariffs could be imposed. | ||
| deem unsuitable | 1.25 | One theory is that the subject matter was deemed unsuitable during wartime. | ||
| deem credible | 1.18 | Later, the threat was deemed not credible. |