Sentence examples for degree now from inspiring English sources

Gay By Degree, now in its third year, produces an annual evaluation of British universities.

One in four people with a science degree now living in America was born abroad.

In 1970 one in ten Americans over 25 had a bachelor's degree; now a third do.

"People who used to get a job with a bachelor's degree now need a master's.

"We're doing this to a degree now but this is a big step change.

If I wanted to start my history degree now, I wouldn't be able to.

"We're at seventy-six degrees now, right?

1.5 million younger people in Greece, many with college degrees, now want to farm.

People might want fifty degrees, now, but that might sink the ship, he said.

Almost one-third of people with college degrees now own tablet computers, the report said.

Earlier, there was government funding for prisoner's degrees, now they have to take out a loan.