Sentence examples for degree means from inspiring English sources

"It's the home market that understands least about what a joint degree means.

"CPW3" means Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree, and "the third degree" means the weapon was loaded.

That you were offered a place on such a degree means you demonstrated a passion for the subject.

At the rate we're warming at the moment, a tenth of a degree means five to 10 years.

And can we please remember that today, getting a degree means borrowing a considerable amount of money?

The good news is that the interdisciplinary nature of the degree means it throws open doors to a wide range of sectors.

In the 1970's, a college degree meant earning a third more than high school graduates.

His degree meant little in a country where thousands of college graduates were unable to find good jobs.

Amid the poem's dizzying pathways we are given a constant reminder of what this story might have been, if Odysseus' intelligence had been a degree meaner.

Along the poem's dizzying pathways we are constantly reminded of what this story might have been if Odysseus' intelligence and self-control had been a degree meaner.

I did, however, let him know that, as far as I was concerned, earning a college degree meant never having to work for someone like him again.