I wasn't going to be deemed a failure.

It would be unfair if he was to win a medal — but not the gold — that it would be deemed a failure or underperformance.

However, with some sources suggesting there are 65 applicants per training contract, it can hardly be deemed a failure.

The experiment was deemed a failure, largely because delays anywhere quickly cascaded to affect the entire system.

This period of private ownership was deemed a failure, and the city authorities regained control of the tram network in 1931.

More residential homes and enough bed spaces in secure conditions for those deemed a risk.

Employment prospects were grim for anyone known to have been subjected to an investigation, and non-existent for those who had ever been deemed a risk.

Anyone, including players, who are deemed a risk will not be permitted entry.

A spokesman said temporary release licences could be revoked if a lag was deemed a risk to public safety.

Inquests deemed a risk to national security will be held in secret under proposals that replace the coroner with a government appointee and stop a jury being summoned.

It promises to set new standards and, if deemed a success, could be rolled out in other competitions and eventually at international level.

On the one hand, our frenetic workload could be deemed a success because increased intelligence coverage was bringing more knowledge.

It was largely deemed a success, with foreign journalists bedazzled too.

It was deemed a success, with a 92 per cent compliance rate, but was discontinued and never rolled out nationwide.

It was gruelling but the treatment was deemed a success.