Sentence examples for degree has been from inspiring English sources

The foundation degree has been practical and linked with work, and very useful.

My English degree has been of little use professionally, but the confidence gained from getting it hasn't.

So far the only bank that has managed this to a significant degree has been the Royal Bank of Scotland.

After the horror shows of Lord's and Durham, hope for Australian cricket, to a limited degree, has been restored.

In America the share of the population with a university degree has been more or less flat since the 1990s.

My degree has been useful as I have been able to fast-track through McDonald's – I'm now an assistant manager there.

The Grand Street station anchors an underground umbilical cord, a thrumming network of community ties that to a large degree has been shaped by the city's subway lines.

Still, the piles of student loans are due largely to the fact that the cost of a college degree has been going up much faster than people's incomes.

Michelle Grimley, a postgraduate international management student at the University of the West of Scotland, says that financing a postgraduate degree has been stressful.

The rebound offers the first ray of light in a nation that to a great degree has been rendered unrecognisable by the corrosive effects of austerity.

Dyson has committed to investing £15m in the institute over the next five years and the degree has been developed in conjunction with the Warwick Manufacturing Group at the University of Warwick.