Sentence examples for degrees because of the from inspiring English sources

However, it would exclude those with life sciences degrees because of "the often difficult career prospects for American students graduating with PhDs in biological and biomedical fields," according to a fact sheet released by the staff of Representative Lamar Smith (R TX).

Other areas may still feel like they're at or above 100 degrees because of the heat index, which indicates what the temperature feels like.

South Florida-based Better Education Place (BEP) bestowed the hip-hop acts with the honorary degrees because of the sway they have over children, reports Broward New Times's County Grind blog.

Mr. Kushner said in a phone interview on Monday night that he planned to accept the honorary degree, "because of the real gratitude I feel for the students and faculty of John Jay".

I am overstating this to some degree because, for the inhabitants of northern Somalia, conditions are not that bad.

Yet some of these students may not progress to a degree because of the cost.

(And not even then, to a certain degree, because of the boycotts at the 1980 and 1984 Olympics).

The comedy that results is almost indescribably rich, to some degree because of the layers of imposture involved.

I see young people arrive with barely a level 1 qualification and progress to a degree because of the extra support.

Dyson said the new institute will allow students to stay in the country at the end of their degree because of the prospect of a job at the company.

In fact, there are cases where someone with a lower level of education can earn more than someone with a higher degree, because of the course of study pursued.