Sentence examples for introduced a degree from inspiring English sources

Task labor introduced a degree of freedom into slavery's oppression.

However, the economic crisis has introduced a degree of precariousness into the industry, meaning tipping is always appreciated.

That has introduced a degree of volatility into the race, because only the most engaged voters are expected to show up at the polls.

He introduced a degree in classical studies specifically designed for students who wished to concentrate on the learning of Greek, as well as an MA in Greek, intended to prepare students for postgraduate research on Greek texts in the original.

But at least as important, experts say, is the new order on Wall Street, where the combination of exotic financial markets and instruments, and advanced computer capabilities, has introduced a degree of uncertainty -and volatility - heretofore unknown.

It's a quality many modern wines lack, which is why credit is due to Marks & Spencer's young Kiwi winemaker Jeneve Williams, who has introduced a degree of vivacity into the store's South American wines that is not normally found in that part of the world (possibly because she is also the buyer for food-friendly Italy).

Coupling to an environment can introduce a degree of decoherence to the initial system.

Introducing a degree of spanwise flexibility was found to be beneficial.

Here, we extend the previous model and introduce a degree of correlation for the resource landscape.

Mr. Gonzales-Day slows down the viewing process by introducing a degree of interactivity into the experience of his work.

My theory is that a Fall obsessive is a perfectly decent human being who uses the band to introduce a degree of the extraordinary into his life.