Sentence examples for degrees there are from inspiring English sources

But listen to the children in the Kingsford classroom and it becomes clear how many degrees there are of shame.

Nearly all jazz balances improvisation against composition, but a band like Floriculture makes you realize how many degrees there are of striking that balance.

"Even with university degrees, there are many barriers to young people".

By using polynomials of still higher degrees, there are further ways of identifying a structure from the same column (or row) of measured response functions.

"I think you can say that in order to keep global temperature rises at 2 degrees we need to reduce emissions greatly and rapidly, but even at 2 degrees there are still impacts that we can't adapt to".

In the occupied Palestinian territories of the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, which are controlled by Israel to differing degrees, there are nearly 3 million Palestinian refugees.

To the degree there are problems, Mr. Bush suggested, the answer is for Congress to adopt his longstanding economic agenda.

"I suppose that's the standards that are set inside in this team but to a degree there are areas we need to address.

To a degree there is a tactical choice here too.

His undergraduate degree at Stanford University in 1999 was in economics; his master's degree there was in earth sciences.

"There was disappointment, obviously, but to a certain degree there was embarrassment with the way we played," Howe said.