Almost all degree courses in the UK are specialised (focused on a single discipline, often teaching students how to be practitioners within that field).
Though given that almost all degree courses are modular, I expect "universities" is more likely to be ministerial shorthand for "my mates who are professors at a couple of Oxbridge colleges".
That general pattern – more cycling among both bus and Tube users, but especially the latter – holds to varying degrees almost all the way down the scale of frequency of bus and Tube use, with the largest increases among the most frequent Tube-users.
Rather, the neo-cons are part of a broader movement endorsed by the president, and espoused, to different degrees, by almost all the principals involved, from Vice-President Dick Cheney down (Colin Powell, the secretary of state, is a notable exception).
Almost all the rest will take degrees elsewhere, but while Wilshaw is undoubtedly proud of these teenagers, there is a sense of job done as we walk the Richard Rogers-designed corridors and peer over the balcony at the kids outside.
When the Kp index reached a value of about 5, the irregularities were observed over almost all the high-latitude (>60 degrees) ionosphere.
Almost all had degrees from Oxbridge or other elite universities.
Recently an existence theory has been established, showing that almost all n-degree-of-freedom second-order systems can be reduced to n totally independent single-degree-of-freedom second-order subsystems by real-valued isospectral transformations.
People who work in student affairs in research universities and other places, most of them now have counseling degrees, almost all have master's degrees, and a substantial number of them have Ph.D. degrees.
