Sentence examples for a degree too from inspiring English sources
The sea is perhaps a degree too warm and not sufficiently bracing.
The citation language is the point where the Pulitzer committee may have been just a degree too defensive.
What we are saying is that we are guilty to a degree, too, but we are also offering an alternative way out".
She was declared ineligible for competition, as her right eye was deemed 0.1 of a degree too sighted to legally compete.
At this time in the wine's life, the sauvignon's standard herbal flavors are somewhat diminished, and the acidity is high, maybe a degree too high.
In 1994, Shimer's crew was the first to be disqualified because the runners on their sled were a tenth of a degree too warm.
Malaria, hepatitis and other forest diseases bequeathed health problems to the adult Ms Silva, including a collection of allergies to things from seafood to air-conditioning.She worked as a maid to put herself through university in Acre (later she earned a postgraduate degree too).
First, we hired an ex-Army Ranger who had served in Iraq to chase down receivables — he's got a finance degree, too.
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Most likely you will need a graduate degree too.
Before they can hope to join the 47 active astronauts in the corps, candidates need a bachelor's degree in maths, engineering, biological or physical sciences, but preferably an advanced degree too.
