Sentence examples for a degree over from inspiring English sources

"We have considerable confidence in how average climate will change globally and to a degree over Australia.

Theorists had predicted that its temperature would vary by a tiny amount (millionths of a degree) over the sky.

Current climate models indicate that Earth will warm by about three-quarters of a degree over the next two decades because of greenhouse gases already emitted into the atmosphere.

Encouraging continuity of study may be a positive step, but is doing a degree over the internet really as good as having proper contact time with subject experts and fellow students who share your interests?

"Are you going to stir that?" or "Remember I like it medium rare, not a degree over, damn it," while cooking a three-inch-thick ribeye from Carnevino on his parrilla in Arizona.

Of course, American complicity in the Greek dictatorship of 1967 to 1974 hasn't been forgotten, and any Greek government will naturally disagree with the United States, to a degree, over the Middle East.

Better education, more education, and lifelong education (the idea that we can one and done ourselves with a degree is over).

It is a matter of degree: over-regulation is frustrating for staff, and can be counter-productive in fostering trust and recovering operational competence.

In these final pages of the novel there is a degree of over-writing; Némirovsky did not need to make Hélène's thoughts so explicit.

But he may have been guilty of a degree of over-confidence, or political naivety.

The cell wall defect in cdc48-3 is probably exacerbated at high temperature (38.5°C) to a degree that over-activates the cell wall integrity pathway and delays G1 progression.