Sentence examples for have a certain degree from inspiring English sources

boutiques should have a certain degree of staying power.

I just have to have a certain degree of faith, I suppose.

"Over all, we have a certain degree of confidence," the company's head spokesman, Sean Magee, told me.

"The players actually feel they have a certain degree of rights, and they're not afraid to voice them.

We all, I think, have a certain degree of wishful thinking about the doctors and hospitals we decide to put our trust in.

That doesn't mean they shouldn't be mentors, but they need to "have a certain degree of empathy and know what a protégée is struggling with," she said.

"On the one hand, it probably is easier for me to meet women than it is for most people, because I have a certain degree of fame," he says.

The expressed fused proteins have a certain degree of immunogenicity.

Some propositions have a certain degree of intrinsic plausibility.

In fact, the responses often have a certain degree of incoherence.

The shipping companies mention that they have a certain degree of influence on the trust factor.