Sentence examples for degree enough from inspiring English sources

Is a two-year or vocational degree enough?

Is a pass maths degree enough to get me on to a teaching course?

Soon Mr. Rosenblatt had a new film degree, enough work teaching film to quit his day job, and the kind of identifiable style that might be considered branding if it didn't come in such quirky lengths as, say, 21 or 18 minutes.

But, this year, they attracted an unusual amount of social-media attention — especially when they were followed, a few days later, by the temperature on a section of the three-mile-long Firehole Lake Drive rising to 160 degrees, enough to bubble and blister the asphalt.

If that's the context, then – to some degree – fair enough.

Even the thought of balancing a sporting career with a degree is enough to make some of us sweat.

He figures that his agency — which is profitable, although he declined to say to what degree — has enough internal momentum to double in size over the next five years.

Is the Coursework Built Into Degree Programs Enough?

His magnetron puts out 1 kW of microwave energy directed into a 35 degree cone — enough juice to fry your eyeballs in seconds.

I am not very interested in academic research, so a Master's degree is enough for me to begin my career in industry".

"Only one or two companies prefer Ph.D.s," says Kirk. "A Master's degree was enough to get my foot in the door".