Sentence examples for degree a matter from inspiring English sources

"Making It" changes the narrative: it's one of several recent books that show that the shuttering of American factories was, to some degree, a matter of choice.

The pacing of the Afghan elections has been to some degree a matter more of political convenience for the Bush administration than of what's best for Afghan democracy.

First of all coffee quality is difficult to define and to some degree a matter of taste.

It is well known that not all innovations are patented, but the exact volume of innovative activities undertaken outside the coverage of patent protection and, relatedly, the actual propensity to patent an innovation in different contexts remain, to a major degree, a matter of speculation.

It is, to a great degree, a matter of choice.

Because the multi-entry/multi-exit training system is coupled to the service staffing matrix, the rate and direction of an individual's movement within the matrix is to some degree a matter of personal choice.

So he wants teachers in future to study a Masters of Education degree as a matter of course before teaching in Wales.

It is to some degree a media matter.

Jan . 12 , 1888was a relatively warm day on the Great Plains until the temperature dropped almost 30 degrees in a matter of hours and a blinding snowstorm hit.

Knowing when the roasting is done (18 to 22 minutes, a little above 400 degrees) is a matter of both smell and sound -- how the beans crack.

As it passed, waves of cold Canadian air were sucked in from the rear, and in some places temperatures fell 20 degrees in a matter of 60 minutes.