Sentence examples for continuing degree from inspiring English sources

The administration realizes it cannot afford to repeat that error, but its policies invite a continuing degree of disorder that would not serve American or Afghan interests.

Paul Laudicina, chairman of A. T. Kearney, the management consulting company, said that while some people were feeling confident enough to spend, he predicted a continuing degree of caution among consumers.

Investors are also deterred by the continuing degree of government interference in the economy.

While continuing his degree back home in Holland, Brand began collecting coins himself, and learned that nothing is more frustrating than a forgery.

If you want to be a veterinarian and work in a zoo, you will need to continue your degree to the doctoral level at a school of veterinary medicine.

Unlike the "consolation prize" master's degrees that were long handed out to students leaving Ph.D. programs, she continues, PSM degrees, like the Master of Business Administration degree on which they are modeled, are designed as terminal credentials for people seeking science-based careers outside of academe.

Why was it so important to continue your degree after your acting career took off?

He is so pleased with the results, he added, that "I imagine we'll continue some degree of engagement with them".

No economic advantage exists for poorly planned online environments resulting in impoverished student experiences that reduce the likelihood students will continue their degree (Artino, 2010).

The probability of pupils from parents with a tertiary degree continuing with general education is increased by approximately ten percentage points compared to pupils from parents without a tertiary degree.

Many Bahá'ís have been expelled from universities in Iran in recent years, including Paniz Fazl-Ali, who was banned from continuing her undergraduate degree last year.