Sentence examples for degree to understand from inspiring English sources
No one needs an advanced degree to understand this.
You don't need a marketing degree to understand why.
Some complained that you needed an advanced degree to understand the scientific content.
You don't need a chemistry degree to understand the formula of simple ingredients -- fresh fish, olive oil, herbs and lemon juice -- simply prepared on a charcoal grill.
You would need an advanced degree to understand quite how it does what it does, but watching it at work is impressive.
A carbon tax has appeal for the same reason that a gas tax has appeal — if done properly, it would set a policy and price regime that would change behavior but not require a master's degree to understand.
Now take everything I've told you about Amanda, flip it 180 degrees to understand her opposition: Steve Daines.
Even the Bush Administration, to some degree, came to understand Guantánamo as a strategic and moral fiasco, and began reducing the prisoner population, from a peak of six hundred and eighty-four, in 2003.
This is partly because in many fields the knowledge base has become so complex that it is necessary for professionals to have a higher degree simply to understand research they are hoping to apply.
But it doesn't take a Ph.D. -- or a law degree -- to understand that clearly defined rights and procedures, plus the backing of a union, can strengthen and clarify the position of a lone, impecunious individual seeking redress for perceived unfair treatment by a powerful member of a large institution.
