Sentence examples for degree has declined from inspiring English sources

The government has long argued that the cost of going to university is more than justified by higher graduate earnings, but recent studies have suggested the value of a degree has declined because the supply of graduates has outstripped demand.

The rapid expansion of university education is affecting the earning power of graduates, according to a Bank of England study showing the value of a degree has declined sharply over 20 years.

'Amnesty' is probably why we got snarky comments like 'What do you think the statute of limitations is on something taken in 1935?'" He said some items came from John Does and Jane Does, people who had slunk in and, desperate to avoid the third degree, had declined to give their names as they slipped the pirated items across the front desk.

Similarly, "real wages for young Americans with a bachelor's degree have declined by almost 8% over the past three years".

Similarly, Businessweek has reported that "real wages for young Americans with a bachelor's degree have declined by almost 8% over the past three years" and "economists suspect that global competition has something to do with it".

In July, the Brooklyn DA's office announced that prosecution on two low-level marijuana charges (unlawful possession of marijuana and possession of marijuana in fifth degree) have declined by over 90percentt, with the office not prosecuting 70percentt of marijuana cases by June 2018.

Measured as a share of all bachelor's degrees, for example, the number of mathematics and statistics degrees has declined slightly — to 1.0 percent in 2011 from 1.3 percent in 1991.

By contrast, the flow of D.D.S. degrees has declined, reflecting fluoridation and improvements in cavity-filling technology.

By contrast, the flow of D.D.S. degrees has declined, reflecting fluoridation and improvements in cavity-filling technology (Charticle, Mar. 22).

At the same time, we are reminded frequently that the percentage of Americans with college degrees has declined, and we are falling behind other countries in this important competitive measure.

The proportion with Honours degrees has declined from 15.3% in 2005 to 9.4% in 2014.