Sentence examples for degrees matters from inspiring English sources

But bear in mind that an Angle t of 120 and K = 12 is a Quadrant 2 graphic, not Quadrant 1! So, whether the angle is greater or less than 90 degrees or 0 degrees matters as well.

"In today's economy, degrees matter, but degrees matter even more with certain skill subsets," said James B. Jacobs, president of Macomb Community College in Michigan.

Further back from the frontier, education still matters; but university degrees matter relatively less and good primary and secondary education count for relatively more.

Degrees matter, but they're not determinative.

There comes a time when career success and degrees matter less and camaraderie matters more.

With the exceptions already mentioned involving medications and testing, the fact of the matter is that degrees matter very little in "vetting" the ability of a therapist.

However once you have a few years of experience your degree matters much less.

Still, a degree matters more for younger workers than for those with experience, he said.

My degree matters much less than the fact that I can now tap into a social network, which counts as a privilege.

To an unusual degree, matters of written interpretation are 'below the radar', an in-house concern that also needs to evolve, be questioned and evaluated in the same way as other aspects of exhibition making.

(No offence, but it's generally accepted that choice of first degree matters little in the grand scheme of things).