Sentence examples for degree in making from inspiring English sources

CARAMANICA: Adele also has a graduate degree, in making music older people feel comfortable with.

Leaving the Coach Alone: Obviously, it's almost impossible to remember that the coach is a parent volunteer who doesn't have a degree in making players spread out, for God's sake, or in keeping that one kid from putting a cone on his head and dancing around instead of defending the goal.

The women felt to a large degree that the healthcare professionals supported them in having contact with the baby and, to a slightly lesser degree, in making their own decisions regarding this.

Korean students in particular have shown a remarkable degree of success in making cultural and social adjustments to mainstream American society when their fathers actively assist them with their learning and schooling (Jung & Honig, 2000; Kim, 2008).

That is, ordinary people not only display a degree of prudence in making choices but also recognize that the value of some actions is that they are means to more important goals.

It suggests to me the notion of making a poem by weaving in together three or four superficially unrelated themes: the "poem" being the degree of success in making a new whole out of them.

The decision making conflicts might have been shown to be more intense if we had only interviewed patients without children, though reports indicate that there is no difference in the degree of difficulty in making the decision between those with a child or without [ 11].

We conclude that exploitation of the chemical degrees of freedom in making novel peptide dendrimers has led to more efficient, useful reagents for transfection.

"Of course things have changed since the 16th century," said Mr. Pfaller, who was born about 30 miles from here, learned brewing on the job for three years and then got a university degree in, essentially, making, managing and marketing beer.

William graduated in 2005 with a class 2 1 degree in geography, making him one of the most academically successful royals.

Upon returning to Argentina, he completed his studies and received his medical degree in June 1953, making him officially "Dr. Ernesto Guevara".