Sentence examples for could be degrees from inspiring English sources

Keynes' Theory of Probability contains the diagram reproduced in Figure H1, and it's clear from this that he thought there could be degrees of belief that were not numerically comparable.

CURRENT ROLE: For students, this could be degree, major and expected graduation.

"It could be 80 degrees next week".

Patriots Coach Bill Belichick even suggested this week the weather could be 50 degrees and sunny.

The National Weather Service warned that temperatures between Montana and Kansas could be 50 degrees below normal.

It didn't occur to her that there could be varying degrees of dog-friendliness, or that four pounds of fur and affection could be such a sticking point.

In cities like Manila, Bangkok and Jakarta, which are already stiflingly hot for several months of the year, average temperatures in 2100 could be nine degrees hotter, the report says, using data from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

"At that time, the temperature could be 10 degrees below freezing, so we'd be all wrapped up and wearing gloves.

OO Europe Could Be 9 Degrees Warmer By 2100 OO Europe Already Feeling Climate Change Impacts - report.

In Miami, by 2100, almost 200 days out of the year could be 90 degrees or above.

The warmest July in the Mediterranean could be 9 degrees hotter than it is today -- akin to temperatures seen in the Libyan desert.