Sentence examples for degree spending from inspiring English sources

You can customise your load-out to a fine degree, "spending" 13 points however you see fit across a range of different weapons, attachments, projectiles and augmentations.

That is largely being done through what we have come to call austerity, which is about tax rises and to a much, much greater degree, spending cuts.

He was initiated into life in a laboratory in the final year of his degree, spending 6 months designing laser ablation experiments to make thin films of superconducting materials.

As a child I was a Tolkien nerd of the first degree, spending my Year Six lunch breaks pretending to enjoy and understand The Silmarillion.

As for fathers, those with a job and a college degree spend far more time with their children than fathers ever used to, and 105% more time than their less-educated male peers.

The study found that children of parents who do not have a college degree spend 11.5 hours each day exposed to media from a variety of sources, including television, computer and other gadgets.

A study published in 2010 by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that children and teenagers whose parents do not have a college degree spent 90 minutes more per day exposed to media than children from higher socioeconomic families.

The downside is that this will cost money, but the plus side is you will have a good base from which to launch into your degree, a portfolio of up-to-date work, and have a good idea about whether a three- or four-year degree spent crouched behind an easel is really for you.

The Times reporter Matt Richtel investigated this new "time-wasting gap" following a study by the Kaiser Family Foundation showing that "children of parents who do not have a college degree spend 11.5 hours each day exposed to media from a variety of sources, including television, computer and other gadgets".

A small-town girl, she went on to earn a nursing degree, spend a decade as the wife of a wealthy businessman, endure a bruising divorce and, as a single mother, move to New York, where she began her next life as a pharmaceutical saleswoman working in some of the city's more impoverished neighborhoods.

And that's what I tell girls, and what Beckham's about: you can do it, you can do it better, and you can do it in the way you want.' She did get to UEA, and for her degree spent a year in Amritsar, which would later be the setting for Bride and Prejudice.