Sentence examples for degrees of awards from inspiring English sources
Other high-voltage 2015 Toronto movies, with varying degrees of awards hopes and distribution strategies, include Stephen Frears Lance Armstrongg picture "The Program," with Ben Foster as the disgraced cyclist; Rebecca Miller's romantic dramedy "Maggie's Plan;" and Brian Helgeland's "Legend," in which Tom Hardy plays both of the infamous gangster Kray brothers.
She has received 21 honorary degrees and scores of awards, and was nominated for a Nobel peace prize.
And any listener still awarding degree-of-difficulty points can look to "Work" and "Brilliant Corners," which arrive in sequence, like a couple of speed bumps.
Such courage is measurable; varying degrees of medals are awarded, sometimes posthumously, to denote its extent beyond the call of duty.
Also, in terms of degree awards, 76 per cent of those in education-related subjects go to girls while only 19 per cent and 23 per cent in computing and engineering are awarded to women.
He already has more than his share of awards, honorary degrees and the like.
She is a hostess and a philanthropist with a long list of honorary degrees and awards, among them being decorated by the Spanish government's Order of Isabel la Católica.
UH itself has doubled the number of STEM degrees it awards to minorities, to 395.
The prime minister called on Indian scientists to curb the large number of advanced degrees "of indifferent quality" being awarded by the nation's universities and to avoid "becoming afflicted with the [bureaucratic] culture of our government agencies".
With an increase of degrees being awarded and the decrease of available jobs we saw circa 2009, it is imperative to gain some sort of experience in your field of study.
I think we have heard enough about the sanctity of a Notre Dame degree, and the inappropriateness of awarding such a degree to President Obama, because of his stance on abortion, without considering the potential desecration of that degree by others who receive it.
