Sentence examples for having no degree from inspiring English sources

Despite having no degree, he knew an astonishing amount about computers.

Mr. Dubacher, a gregarious, ruddy-faced man, seems an unlikely savior of birds, having no degree in ornithology or formal training in wildlife care.

The writer was an unknown Indian clerk, Srinivasa Ramanujan, who, despite having no degree, had schooled himself in math to a prodigious level; he was currently living, close to poverty, in Madras.

While I am a credit guy, not a debits and credit guy (and having no degree in accounting), I didn't take the threat seriously; similarly, since I hadn't sent any packages through the post office, nor become a member of the Better Business Bureau, I wasn't too concerned about the dire warnings I received from those folks, either.

The mean age of the 2,080 participants at the time of the interview was 38.24 ± 8.82 years (ranging from 18 68 years), with the majority (i.e., 59%) being male and with over half (53%) having no degree.

The practice of hypnosis is not regulated, and so there are many people out there who do hypnosis with only titles (such as "certified hypnotherapist" ) despite having no degrees or licenses appropriate to conduct therapy.

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

Nearly three of four had no degree beyond high school.

And those desires have no degree of consistency about them.

While her father has no degree, Khar has two (the other in economics).

She has no degree in education, no teaching certificate, little hands-on experience with children.