Sentence examples for degrees supported from inspiring English sources

Those without college degrees supported Democrats by 54% to 36%.

Most other leading Democrats, in varying degrees, supported military action.

Known by various labels — "validated" or "franchised" degrees, "supported programs," or branch campuses — such arrangements between universities in the United States, Britain or Australia and various private providers in the developing world have become increasingly common.

Known by various labels -- "validated" or "franchised" degrees, "supported programs," or branch campuses -- such arrangements between universities in the United States, Britain or Australia and various private education providers in the developing world have become increasingly common.

The economic landscape had changed greatly since these women — buoyed by their prestigious jobs and degrees, supported by their high-earning husbands, secure in their abilities to shape a new life worthy of their past successes — first decided to leave work and head home.

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Those without a college degree supported Trump over Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton by nearly two to one.

Similarly, those with a college degree supported the "remain" campaign by a nearly 3-to-1 margin.

Those with a university degree supported Remain in large numbers, according to pre-referendum polls; those with little higher education supported Leave in equally large numbers.

As the Atlantic's Ronald Brownstein pointed out, using Quinnipiac University polling from last year, 76percentt of white Republicans without a college degree supported Trump's wall — but so did 71percentt of white Republicans who did graduate from college.

Provided the widely accepted fact that mSB is catalytically inactive, this finding suggested that mSB to a limited degree supported random plasmid insertion.