Sentence examples for degree down from inspiring English sources

He had proposed a flat-rate student entitlement of nearly £15,000, bringing the average total fee for a three-year degree down to below £10,000, the same as when Labour left office.

In addition, the diffusion activation energy of ferricyanide ion is firstly achieved by extending the temperature range from above zero degree down to the supercooled temperature (− 10 °C) with this specially designed electrode.

However, as it is more than thousand li from Biàn to Yàn and their altitudes are not the same, they tried to find the polar star with this instrument and succeeded by putting it 4 degree down.

A 7BS scaffold assembly with reduced MP coverage proved that assembly contiguity was affected only to a small degree down to ~50% of the original coverage.

Now, like everything else, it has been to some degree down-marketed.

My tent mate, Nels Akerlund, dug deeper into his puffy, minus-30-degree, down sleeping bag, mumbling obscenities.

Women earn just 12 percent of computer science degrees, down from 37 percent in 1984.

Today will climb only to a sunny 50 degrees, down from last week's blast of heat, which is probably for the best.

To turn a tray of 32-degree water into 32-degree ice, it removes an amount of heat that would bring the same tray of water all the way from 180 degrees down to 32 degrees.

In 2012, Obama captured just thirty-six per cent of white voters without college degrees, down three per cent from 2008 — partly owing to the unpopularity of the Affordable Care Act, and skewed by Obama's abysmal numbers among white Southerners.

The officer then took evasive action when he again thought the C-17 was heading towards his plane.Fourteen of the 95 passengers and two flight attendants were injured during the 46-second event, which saw the Boeing 767 drop 400 feet and its pitch alter from two degrees up to six degrees down before the captain was able to react.