Sentence examples for a degree which from inspiring English sources

General Marshall has it to a degree which veteran Washington correspondents call unprecedented.

But that said, 30% don't have a degree, which is quite a large number".

Judge Huw Davies QC told him: "You were selfish to a degree which beggars description.

These studies of water lilies... are beautiful to a degree which one can hardly express without seeming to exaggerate".

The humorist S. J. Perelman found the brothers to be "megalomaniacs to a degree which is impossible to describe".

What is important to an employer is simply that the candidate has a degree, which demonstrates their sound intellect.

Thurber enrolled at Ohio State in 1913 but left in 1917 without a degree, which puts him in the company of most college-basketball players today.

Social learning depends on co-operation, which allows individuals to specialise to a degree which is unique in the natural world.

PhD candidates are earning a degree, which shouldn't come for free, and demands motivation and not a little self-denial – including financially.

Few investments yield as great a return as a college degree, which can be a ticket out of poverty and into another class.

Most competitive is the economics and management degree, followed by engineering, economics and management, and a law degree which includes a year of study at a European university.