Sentence examples for better degrees from inspiring English sources

"Saudi women get better degrees, and they work harder.

Yet university students from comprehensive schools get better degrees than their privately educated counterparts with the same A-level grades.

The findings, from two separate universities, reveal that students from state schools gained better degrees than independently educated candidates with the same A-level grades.

But that does not prove that the ones with better degrees are more likely to get to the top of those professions.

Labour activist @SeemaMalhotra1 tweets: "EMA =better grades for pupils in deprived areas = better degrees and jobs = better life chances = social mobility = better Britain".

What's going to distinguish the good workers from the bad workers is the good workers are going to have degrees, more degrees, better degrees, more degrees, whatever.

Which would be the better degree?

"Someone else has a better degree," he said.

The results showed that treating graphite powder with KMnO4 at 40 °C for 12 h resulted in better degree of oxidation.

"Some people just want the competitive edge – they want to do better at exams so they can get into a better university or get a better degree.

I'm going to get a better degree, and I'm really glad that I've had the opportunity to go to a better university.