Sentence examples for degree made from inspiring English sources

His Taiwanese heritage and Harvard degree made him an oddity.

Also, the master degree made me incredibly competitive on the job market.

Officers with a full college degree made up 17percentt of the department, but only 11percentt of complaints.

In reality this acutely intelligent man is obtuse and thick-skinned to a degree made truly frightening by his sheer unconsciousness.

Full-time female workers with a bachelor's degree made 75percentt as much as their male counterparts in 1992 — and 75percentt as much in 2007.

Serial was to a large degree made possible by access to the evidence that lay at the heart of the case against Syed.

"Many did not realise that having a degree makes a considerable difference to your salary.

Unlike Ms. Rucker, neither has a college degree, making work difficult to find.

It would, to a fair degree, make my tenure as chairman a failure".

The average household headed by someone with a college degree makes $71,400 a year.

"Either a degree makes sense for you or it doesn't," she said.