Sentence examples for degrees we need from inspiring English sources

"When it reaches 120 to 130 degrees, we need to turn it over," she said.

Rather than platitudes, or the denigration of the value of university degrees, we need to address the real problems.

"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".

As government negotiators, NGO representatives and business delegates are assembling at COP 22 to discuss taking action to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, we need to ask ourselves what policy measures will be most effective for reaching this goal.

"If appearances are against us to this degree, we need to look again at the status of the prosecution," he said this week.

And to some degree we need to learn how to not Google things we don't want to see and not look at the trolls on the internet".

If we told the truth about the irrelevance of various courses, about the relative quality of some teachers, about the power of choice… could the school as we know it survive?" To be explicit, in seeking to evolve beyond the four-year degree we need not be anti-college.

All of us have degrees, we just need a country that accepts them".

If we want to contain warming to the Paris climate accord's target of 1.5 degrees, we will need to keep most fossil fuels in the ground to strand these assets and shift to clean energy.

But it is barely four degrees, and we need to keep moving, so we sign up for a woodworking course and carve a spatula.

In order to assess whether two categories share common statistical properties - for example of their facets or degrees - we need a robust measure of the distance between distributions.