Sentence examples for degrees better from inspiring English sources

But optimism serves those with business degrees better, he said.

What's going to distinguish the good workers from the bad workers is the good workers are going to have degrees, more degrees, better degrees, more degrees, whatever.

He concedes that the experience on Metro-North "is a few degrees" better than it is on the Long Island Rail Road, but he said the railroad had made great strides since he began riding it five years ago.

And Mr. Obama's general goals are the right ones: more college degrees, better teachers, growth in manufacturing, investments in clean energy and preservation of gains in health care and women's rights.

Its website boasts that it takes Ph.D. candidates an average of 5.1 years to complete their degrees, better than the six-year average reported in 2014 by the National Science Foundation.

Doubling graduation rates for students below the poverty level would increase the number of individuals with associate degrees, better situating them for higher earnings and increased employment opportunities throughout their lifetimes.

India's BBB- long-term sovereign credit rating is currently one degree better than junk status.

With JJ Abrams at the helm of a newly commissioned Star Wars trilogy (Abrams' cast was announced this week), the next three should be a good degree better.

But while a specific degree in communications or accounting may land you a well-paying job sooner, a liberal arts degree better equips students for the ever-changing job market they face.

The improved electrochemical performances could be ascribed to the less cation mixing degree, better lithium transportation kinetic and lower impedance, which were confirmed by Rietveld refinement, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and electron impedance spectroscopy.

Furthermore, our combined relatively simple model based on 5NN and RF using MACCS fingerprints showed, to a small degree, better performance than the Tox21 challenge winner for ER-LBD (Fig. 3).