Sentence examples for degrees lives from inspiring English sources

Each, to varying degrees, lives a life of quiet desperation.

People with college degrees live Ozzie and Harriet lives, with incredibly high marriage rates and low divorce rates.

About 12percentt of those with bachelor's degrees live at home compared to 18percentt of high school grads.

Those with degrees also were more likely to hold full-time jobs; a higher percentage of those without college degrees lived in poverty.

Committed evangelicals are more likely to live in the south, vote Republican, lack a college degree, live in towns or rural areas, and be female and married.

Since we last saw one another, she has finished school, got a degree, lived in Australia, and started working in HR.

Its rhythms correspond to the way that people — even geniuses — approach and avoid highly emotional issues, and it portrays Feynman, with affection and awe, as someone who, to an extraordinary degree, lived out his belief that "everything is interesting if you look at it deeply enough".

The bigger news today, though, is the launch of 360-degree live streaming.

Twitter is taking another step into getting into live video by introducing 360-degree live streams through Periscope.

Plus, the Insta360 can also be used with a notebook computer for longer periods of 360-degree live streaming.

YouTube says 360-degree live streaming and spatial audio will be available at all its Space locations worldwide.