Sentence examples for degree good from inspiring English sources
In large degree, good sense prevailed from Occupy and from those who were evicting them.
Most recruitment adverts for clinical research associates (CRAs) read something like this: "Life sciences or nursing degree, good communicator, minimum 1 or 2 years' experience".
There are, however, a number of things you should be prepared to offer in addition to a university degree: good communication skills (usually English and at least one other foreign language--French or Spanish--as well!) and flexibility, for example.
MicroRNA-based therapeutic applications have fostered a growing interest in the development of microRNAs purification processes in order to obtain the final product with high purity degree, good quality and biologically active.
He said that the media commentators who are "dissing" Mrs. Clinton all have college degrees, good jobs and don't have to worry about the cost of filling up their gas tanks.
We tried out other saunas of various types: heated to 140 degrees ("good for a nap," Mr. Joutsenlahti noted); 194 degrees ("nice for a good sweat"); and a scorching 271 degrees ("mainly for lunatics"), which I had to leave after two minutes.
Accomplishing these intermediate goals would require considerable time and energy as well as a degree of good fortune.
IS A university degree a good investment?
Does he feel the degree provided good value for money?
And then put her degree to good use.
