Sentence examples for degree of setting up from inspiring English sources

Bamboom is building off of the Cablevision case in the theory of remote control, even to the degree of setting up shop on Long Island, so that if a lawsuit is filed, it would be in the same courts that heard the Cablevision case.

There are dreams of jobs with international companies, of postgraduate degrees, of setting up businesses and nongovernmental organizations, and of promoting women's education back home.

Provinces across the country were varying degrees of prepared for legalization, in terms of setting up their retail schemes.

The process of setting up such a chain involves to various degrees (sometimes not at all) the beneficiaries of the EWS.

There is a degree of involvement in setting up the madness, they have paid a lot and they had no choice.

As they experience this early independence, the young men (mostly; there are a few women, treated with varying degrees of respect) are setting up their social codes, allowing the movie to contemplate masculinity, community and identity.

Therapists of all varieties and degrees of expertise set up impromptu grief counseling centers, offered their wisdom on television and radio and sped to the site of the devastation to provide crisis support for rescue and emergency workers.

This is partly a consequence of the high degree of technical sophistication required for setting up and analysing adaptive speciation models.

The company's most fabled unit, the Dragon cassette deck, was released in 1982, and it is legendary among audiophiles for its excellent sound and the degree of scientific complexity involved in setting up and maintaining it.

What little has come to light with the on-going investigation suggests a degree of spin from the CPD, setting up a rote police narrative whose outcome is a fait accompi.

Soon after arriving, he established a single honours degree and set up one of the first master's programmes in criminology in Britain.