Sentence examples for degree making from inspiring English sources

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

The teachers are better educated than those at most preschools — half have a master's degree — making Bilingual Buds more costly.

Whether Goldman's position was "massive" or not looks to be a matter of degree, making it almost impossible to prove perjury.

The meter for this purpose has an optical system that covers measurement of a spot of about one degree, making it extremely useful on exterior locations.

Born and bred on the Gold Coast, a typical week included studying for a pharmacy degree, making several trips to Brisbane for training, surfing on the local beaches and squeezing in the odd round of golf.

With Congressional redistricting almost complete, the once-a-decade redrawing of the nation's political map is turning out to favor incumbents to an unusual degree, making many of the House's swing seats into safer territory for one party or the other.

His Taiwanese heritage and Harvard degree made him an oddity.

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

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.