Sentence examples for degrees to a from inspiring English sources

People may adapt, to different degrees, to a deteriorated environment.

"Maneuvering out of NSM pitch of 90 degrees to a pitch of 155.0".

The multiple family-friendly spacious indoor and outdoor pools range from a chilly 64 degrees to a sweltering 101.

Now a growing number of UK universities are implementing changes to adapt their degrees to a "post-crisis" world.

The impression is rather one of peaceful penetration, leading by degrees to a monopoly of political power.

By kickoff yesterday, the entire field was covered with snow, and gusting winds dropped the wind chill from 20 degrees to a numbing minus-10.

Upgrade her associate's degree to a bachelor's.

"This appears, to a degree, to be a new phenomena.

You don't need a degree to make a sandwich".

Do I need a degree to be a writer?

Use your degree to make a difference!