Sentence examples for accept a degree from inspiring English sources
Should I accept a degree course offer instead?
"Scholarship will drift towards collections that accept a degree of influence from the outside," he said.
People will accept a degree of austerity if they believe it to be fair.
To confront truth, these parallels suggest, is to accept a degree of damage.
Given the nature of the industry, we accept a degree of caution is merited.
He declined it with the words: "No man should, in my judgement, accept a degree that he cannot read".
Like the whistleblowers before them, those who contribute to WikiLeaks are essentially asking us to question the accepted narrative, suggesting that our concept of individual freedom inherently accepts a degree of coercion from those in power.
A solution that accepts a degree of shared foolishness will make that much easier.
Some accused Linklater of being nostalgically complicit in his characters' jockish sexism; others accepted a degree of critical distance.
This new battle for Cornish rights comes 500 years after the Charter of Pardon of 1508, under which the English Crown accepted a degree of Cornish autonomy.
A lot depends on whether Scotland retains the pound, he argues, thereby accepting a degree of Westminster oversight that many Scots who voted for independence would find unpalatable.
