Sentence examples for degree as much from inspiring English sources

In modern times, the Catholic Church has been under siege to an unprecedented degree, as much by internal rifts and abuses as by unbelief and competing Protestant sects.

All participants in the experimental group assessed their learning degree to be "much" and "very much", while in the control group, 25%% of the participants assessed their learning degree as "much" and the remaining 75%% estimated it to be "a little bit" (Table 5).

The real world doesn't care about your degree as much as your work ethic and attitude.

They have deep needs to talk with faculty members about their future directions in life and their path to their degree, as much as about problems in their course.

We have a fundamental question: How do we balance our life as a religious community between our purpose of worshipping the almighty God and, on the other hand, welcoming visitors and trying to make them pilgrims to a degree as much as we can?

To give them a hint without offending their modesty, I advanced cautiously on all fours, raising myself by degrees as much as decency permitted.

In a country where summer temperatures reach 120 degrees, as much as 40 percent of Pakistan's water is lost before even reaching the roots of the plants, experts say.

Then you'll fall in love with one of them at a party your Vice-reading friends drag you to, forget the class system even exists and learn to respect arts degrees as much as we do.

Only 5% of firms are black-owned, though blacks account for 13% of America's population.A black woman with a degree earns as much as a white woman with a degree.

You can't be arguing that a UC Merced degree means as much out in the world as a Berkeley degree?

The first category is dominated by male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia), which occurs to some degree in as much as 40 percent of some male populations.