Sentence examples similar to it develops to that degree from inspiring English sources

Human perception has yet to be developed to a degree that it is able to consistently and naturally perceive patterns and potentials that lie beyond the future.

It also developed to a high degree of perfection the arts of textiles, ceramics, and metallurgy.

Specifically, it was developed to assess the degree to which the results of a study "should be believed".

Now they have developed to a degree that throws up many new problems," warned Renmin University scholar Shi Yinhong.

"There was a suspect that developed to some degree, a Robert Adkins," Bilson said.

And each time a relationship ended or a new interest developed, to some degree, I became defined by that.

This process had developed to such a degree by 2013 that Africa housed seven of the world's fastest-growing economies.

Probably none of them would have developed to the degree they have without the formal assessment of research.

Finally, Make School gets access to Dominican's accreditation — and the federal financial aid for students that comes along with it — while it develops an independent, accredited degree program.

Water storage is developed to a high degree in the stems of cacti.

No precise scales have yet been developed to gauge the degree of pollution in any particular state.