Sentence examples for degrees started from inspiring English sources

They have earned graduate degrees, started small companies and settled into India's expanding middle class.

The grassroots campaigning website 38 Degrees started a petition that had 539,117 signatures.

The grassroots website 38 Degrees started a petition which, by last night, had attracted more than 531,000 signatures.

Rebecca Sealfon (1997, euonym), although only 28, has already acquired three degrees, started a research venture and also works as a software engineer.

Protests were held around in well-loved forests around the country, and campaign group 38 Degrees started a Save Our Forests petition which attracted more than 532,000 signatures.

Ms. Colligan, who holds law and business degrees, started an online newsletter under the Ladies Who Launch name where she interviewed high-achieving women and wrote about their successes.

Some 11.2% more men in the UK applied for degrees starting in 2009, compared with 2.9% fewer women.

A university in central England will offer stripped-down degrees starting next September, charging students a reduced fee to study without the benefits of a traditional campus, like sports and library facilities.

New nurses with 2-year degrees starting out at Johns Hopkins University Hospitals earn between $42,000 and $45,000.

I have to admit that I was quite pleased to find that there was another PhD scientist and a number of others with higher degrees starting along with me.

But those with a bachelor's degree started off in the strongest position and weathered the downturn best, with employment slipping from 69 percent to 65 percent.