Sentence examples for degrees still from inspiring English sources

Even so, those with four-year degrees still tend to have the biggest impact on economic development, Mr. Cortright argues.

In 1913, a weather observer reported a temperature of a hundred and thirty-four degrees — still the official world record.

People with college degrees still get jobs with better pay and benefits than those without, but many recent college graduates are finding it hard to land the kinds of jobs they had envisioned.

I have observed that many of the twentysomethings, even those who have college degrees, still need to learn and understand the importance of knowing how to speak articulately, how to write grammatically and how to dress appropriately.

I especially like to fry lightly coated vegetables with olive oil, which has a relatively low smoke point, about 400 degrees, still well above the temperatures you should be using for frying.

Heston Blumenthal, the chef at the Fat Duck near London, which has two stars in the Michelin guide, cooks his chops, cut from the loins of Tamworth or Middlewhite hogs, less than that, serving them at 135 degrees, still rosy-pink.

That worry, to some degree, still colors perceptions.

A college degree still leads to substantially greater lifetime earnings.

And he never did get a degree, still a tender spot with him.

On the field the Wanderers strength is, to a degree, still their weakness.

A degree still brings higher chances of employment and, eventually, higher earnings.