Sentence examples for degree in the second from inspiring English sources

There are only eight episodes, and even if the ratings go down — which they did, to a not insignificant degree, in the second week — would you cancel Oprah's show if you were ABC? No, I didn't think so.

In Sect. 2 second-order equations that are of first degree in the second derivative, polynomial of any degree in the first derivative, and rational in the dependent and the independent variable are discussed in detail.

"But to an amazing degree, in the first few minutes of arriving, the consensus changed 180 degrees".

In the second year, they realise grades count towards their degree, in the third or fourth year they might need to get a certain grade.

The newly-minted MBA, heading towards the promising career for which she invested in the degree in the first place, will probably find employers much less forgiving.

The rocky hill's military potential was first developed to a significant degree in the third century BC, several millennia after the city was established.

His mother looked around, and discovered that he could do a two-year HND in computing at Anglia Ruskin university in Cambridge, and turn it into a degree in the third year.

The recapitulation is once again traditional, staying in the tonic and stressing subdominant tonalities (D-flat, the lowered second degree – in the first theme).

I certainly don't think she was deserving of a degree in the first place, so... once the university realized its mistake, correcting it was reasonable".

The comments also tie into a statistic that she brought up in a previous panel: about 30percentt of college graduates are currently working jobs that do not require a degree in the first place.

While North and South America still differed to some degree in the first MDS component, Eastern and Western Asia showed notable differences only in the second component.