Sentence examples for degree help from inspiring English sources

How did your degree help you get there?

The gentrification did, to some degree, help Chauncey meet celebrities – such as rapper Chuck D, whose posse played with the goat out front in the street following an epic tour of the destroyed Lower Ninth Ward.

The outcome could, to a limited degree, help measure whether Mr. Obama's success last year was a phenomenon limited to him or the early signs of a long-term Democratic resurgence.

Did the maths degree help me visualise numbers, or was it the other way around?

Therefore, the proposed "health degree" help to eliminate the vagueness by providing a comprehensive evaluation of the taxi industry.

Our methods could to some degree help the identification and interpretation of novel microRNA paralogs in the human genome.

"We feel we have to a large degree helped set the European agenda," Mr. Bell said.

From their windows, those people watch the street for trouble, and this, to some degree, helps crime fall.

The graduate degree helped her move up the chain of executive command at Caesars in the 1990's, eventually leading her appointment as president and chief operating officer.

She says her degree helped her to get where she is, but if she'd had the choice, she would have swapped her BA in events management to an even more focused one in festival management.

Her storytelling skills and her English literature degree helped her, plus the fact that, although Poldark is set more than 200 years ago, "human beings don't really change … the needs are the same – love, companionship etc".