Sentence examples for adding a degree of from inspiring English sources

New leadership at the Fed is adding a degree of uncertainty.

Drawing on many other biographies and familiar sources (among them "Out of This Century," her autobiography), and adding a degree of dishiness supplied by new interviews, Mr. Gill tells a long and detailed story.

He told reporters that the attorney general would be a "strong one". President Trump has been relatively quiet on the controversy while traveling in Asia, adding a degree of uncertainty to how the party should proceed with Moore.

Aaron Ramsey was energetic and disciplined in central midfield, adding a degree of running power that is a step up on the first-choice pair of Francis Coquelin and Santi Cazorla.

Bigelow is Cameron's ex-wife, adding a degree of spice to the battle between the "big two," and with the eventual outcome decided by preferential voting, a split vote could conceivably allow an outsider into the running.

Downstairs is a brasserie, Coco Lounge, kitted out with a cluster of striking white-feathered globe lights and a metal sculpture of an African baobab tree, by the ever ebullient Nana Anoff – the effect of which somehow vibrates with the energy and colour of the surrounding city, while adding a degree of Scandinavian cool.

"Today's news adds a degree of urgency," Sanchez said.

The fact that there is a new balance of power adds a degree of confidence.

I think it adds a degree of intrigue and captures the imagination of visitors.

The variety is entertaining and always adds a degree of frisson.

"They add a degree of leadership that enhances the school environment".