Sentence examples for for degrees from inspiring English sources

China's young people are hungry for degrees.

Meanwhile, 40% of young people study for degrees.

But the Telegraph is concerned that "the middle class will pay six times more for degrees".

He said the meteorologists "score" their forecasts, with penalty points for degrees of error.

"Not all the women in the suffrage movement were fighting for degrees.

Such measuring instruments enable him to create different categories for degrees and kinds of empathy.

The past 10 years has seen more people study for degrees than in any other decade.

Universities were reconstituted and organized, and they undertook teaching instead of merely conducting examinations for degrees.

A glossy thing, it opens with "what we do to empower workers" and describes how staff can study for degrees.

Some 11.2% more men in the UK applied for degrees starting in 2009, compared with 2.9% fewer women.

After school she read for degrees at Birmingham (Latin) and Oxford (PPE), where she took a third.