Sentence examples for degree notes from inspiring English sources

If the posts you're applying for require subject-related knowledge, re-acquaint yourself with your degree notes and read up on current developments.

Nothing spells home like a binder of 15-year-old degree notes and a sheepskin coat last worn in the 1970s.

Lumina, which says it would be ideal if 60 percent of the U.S. working population had a degree, notes that 36 U.S. states have adopted this goal.

A DPM degree does not "provide the research credentials necessary for a research Ph.D. degree," notes the website of Vanderbilt University's DMP program.

Procter & Gamble promptly disagreed, to a degree, noting that their efforts to promote greener products like compact detergents had been stymied by the unwillingness of most consumers to change to seemingly smaller products at the same price-point.

Thus, consumption of pro-coagulant factors is not observed to the degree noted during DIC.

"Many of the Asian groups doing well have parents with college and graduate degrees," noted Madeline Hsu, director of Asian-American Studies at the Austin campus, speaking especially of Koreans, Japanese, Indians and some Chinese.

To some degree, he noted, the bitter ideological fights over tort law had been fought before the Bush appointees arrived.

Virtuoso in the art of living, Joseph Monti created institutions that brought a new sense of elegance and culture to Long Island, as our honorary degree citation noted.

The crowd roared approval when he urged parents to let children learn skilled trades (it pays better than an art history degree, Mr Obama noted, to jeers).

(ii) For educational degrees, see notes to Table 1.