Sentence examples for A degree less from inspiring English sources

"If we did everything we could to reduce these emissions, we could buy ourselves up to half a degree less warming – or a couple of decades of respite".

On the nation's most prestigious campuses, first-generation-in-college students like Ms. Barros are organizing, speaking up about who they are and what's needed to make their path to a degree less fraught.

New for film audiences, that is, not new for actual working women for whom announcing pregnancy is met with a steely "congratulations" which implies "your career is over, how dare you knife me in the back this way?" The actual plot of Equity is, to a degree, less interesting than the keenly observed moments of the world of high finance.

Ought usurpation, which is most mischievous, to be rendered less hateful by calumny, which, though injurious, is in a degree less pernicious?

Moreover, we denote by (mathcal{P}_{k}) the space of polynomials of a degree less than or equal to k ((kgeq0)).

"If we did everything we could to reduce these emissions we could buy ourselves up to half a degree less warming, or a couple of decades of respite," he added.

As we know, there have been times when they were abandoned, to a degree Lessing, Goethe and Schiller could never have imagined.

(2) Can these interpretations be accounted for without recourse to measure functions and degrees, maintaining a degree-less analysis for gradable predicates?

"Our kids, America's children, so often are isolated, without hope, less likely to graduate from high school, less likely to earn a college degree, less likely to be employed, less likely to have health insurance, less likely to own a home".

CRR also contributed to this male excess in MRR, but to a smaller degree (less than 25%%) except in the 0 14 year age group, in which CRR contributed 54 % of the excess MRR for male gender.

We face a paradox in the 21st century: We desperately need an educated workforce to fill jobs that are increasingly skilled and technological; yet we are making earning a college degree less attainable.