Sentence examples for degree led from inspiring English sources

The degree led him into the swishy world of advertising, and then later into fashion and painting.

The business degree led to a job at Proctor & Gamble, then another with a food-service company.

A chemistry degree led to a PhD and a stint at Eastman Kodak in New York, before he returned to a research post in Britain.

The α-helicity of the oligomerized peptides was evaluated by circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy, which showed that an increased oligomerization degree led to a stronger α-helical structure.

Undertaking a masters degree led Churcher to realise that what she really ought to be doing was working in a gallery and in 1987 she was appointed director of the Art Gallery of Western Australia.

A computer science degree led to a job with Digital Equipment Corporation and embrace of the nascent internet, which he and his wife Barbara – who is no longer involved with the site – used to research a passion for folklore.

A simultaneous degree leads to a degree in each of the completed majors.

So privileging free speech to some degree and privileging privacy to another degree leads you to different circumstances, but perhaps they are not importantly different.

Instead, Autor said, the best evidence shows that a college degree leads to a lifetime earnings increase of $250,000 to $300,000, even after subtracting the cost of higher education.

A further oxidation degree leads to a 90% decrease in conductivity, and in the end can even destroy the original fibrous structure.

Theoretical analysis reveals that rapid (~μs) temperature rise (~10−6 degree) leads to a thermoelastic expansion of tissue, which launches an acoustic wave travelling by the skull to the inner ear.