Sentence examples for degree carries from inspiring English sources

Murder in the second degree carries a minimum sentence of 15 years to life and a maximum of 25 years to life.

A correspondence degree carries about as much weight as a marriage license from a drive-through chapel.

"Murder in the second degree carries a 15 year penalty.

When reading that, it might be useful to remember, as the Times noted earlier this week, that "71percentt of those who graduated with a bachelor's degree carried debt, which averaged $29,400".

Sugar's advice for graduating English majors: Tell those who ask what you're going to do with your degree, "Carry it with me, as I do everything that matters.

Second, academic degree carried more significance in nurses than in physicians.

"College degrees carry a lot of weight, and when you're young you don't realize it".

The biggest potential stumbling block, though, is that not all online degrees carry the same prestige as their traditional counterparts.

While uptake has risen over the last few years, these degrees carry the highest cost burdens in fees.

Julia Raeside The race is the Marathon Des Sables, an annual insanity in which competitors spend six days running 254 kilometres of Moroccan desert in temperatures nudging 50 degrees, carrying all their supplies.

Non-technical (and non-lawyer or doctor) degrees carry both less weight and more flexibility as to what your next step may be.