Sentence examples for degree rendered from inspiring English sources

With a degree rendered useless by country borders, and with one of his five senses failing him, Mr. Chowdhury said, his options were limited.

The number of applicants chasing each job is so high that nearly 78% of employers are insisting on a 2.1 degree, rendering a 2.2 marginal and effectively ruling out any graduates with a third, according to the survey published tomorrow.

From such as subscribe to these tenets I crave attention, trusting that I may deliver to them a message which may in some small degree render their efforts to minister to suffering humanity more certain and more effacious.

However, this subject persisted in her strategy during the control condition, in which the trap was inverted 180 degrees, rendering it non-functional.

Red Bull Music Academy crafted this nifty 3D, 360 degree rendering of a turntable.

The growing importance of a graduate degree further renders it less likely that an employee will stay with the company that hired them out of college.

One particularly innovative feature is a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree rendering of Democracity, the City of Tomorrow.

Tm is a highly significant predictor: an increase in Tm of ten degrees renders a probe almost three times more likely to be in the low-variance (i.e., higher reliability) category.

Temperatures cooler than 95 degrees render the bacterium inert, while temperatures hotter than 130 degrees will kill it.

Today's climate models also suggest a small probability of exceeding four degrees of warming, and research has suggested that anything beyond 12 degrees would render most of the planet uninhabitable for humanity.

Conduct remedies may be unavailing in such cases, because innovation to a large degree has already rendered the anticompetitive conduct obsolete (although by no means harmless).