Sentence examples for degree earlier from inspiring English sources

"They will get through faster and have their degree earlier; the whole sequence will be abridged.

In a new study using 25 years of high-resolution satellite data, researchers observed later autumns and, to a lesser degree, earlier springs in forests within 35 km of Washington, DC, and Baltimore, Maryland, compared with forests farther away.

It is unknown to what degree earlier caving expeditions may have disturbed the original context of the fossils, or damaged some of the bone material, by walking over them, although it was noted that upon first entry much of the rubbly floor of the Dinaledi Chamber had remained undisturbed (i.e., not walked on before).

"I understand that to some degree early on, 30, 40 years ago, there was certainly a sense of avoid scandal, don't air dirty laundry," Father Leahy said.

He earned his medical degree early, in 1943, as part of an accelerated program to supply doctors for the war effort.

By providing supportive environments, challenging course work, and more access to a college degree, early colleges will increase the number of young people who graduate high school, attain an Associate's degree and go on to finish a Bachelor's degree.

Subsequently, the projects widened their focus to also include children in conflict with the law and, to a lesser degree, early marriage and child labour.

The main determinants of population growth were pup and sub-adult survival, and to a lesser degree, early fecundity, whereas a longer lifespan seemed to have less influence.

By then, the Arthur Ashe Stadium court, where the surface had been nearing 100 degrees earlier, was mercifully covered in shade.

Crowther and his friends were the first cohort to pay £9,000 tuition fees, and they are paying a higher rate of interest on their loans than those who started degrees earlier.

For a few years, players like Kosar who earned their college degrees early could apply for N.F.L. eligibility after the amateur draft, granting them flexibility unavailable to traditional draftees.