Sentence examples for have no degree from inspiring English sources

Before I proceed, in the interests of full disclosure, I should clarify: I have no degree.

Afterward, the vast majority, who don't make the pros, are consigned to the ever-growing scrapheap of former B.M.O.C.'s who have no degree and are too proud to sell used cars.

And the city has an above average share of people with some college — those who have a two-year degree or who have taken some classes but have no degree.

I have no degree in sexology.

It makes no sense to go to college, spend a great amount of money and you have no degree to show for your efforts.

My comment was also not referring to a specific stage in which cells have no degree of relationships.

"People sometimes call me a 'public intellectual,'" Scott McLemee once wrote, "which is probably a euphemism — a polite way around the fact that I have no degrees, no institutionally recognizable field of specialization and, indeed, no credentials of any kind".

"I have no degrees whatsoever (well, I do have three honorary doctorates, call me a proctologist).

I have no degrees or certifications in the field, but as a human, it is clear to see and feel the suffering of others.

Note also that these SSO predictions have no degrees of freedom or adjusted parameters.

"The sector has no degree of long-term certainty.