Sentence examples similar to large degree of self from inspiring English sources

JON LEE ANDERSON: It's a kind of symbolic bluster and it shows a degree of insecurity on the one hand, and an overly large degree of self-confidence in its perceptions of the US on the other.

Singapore's colonial governors encouraged workers to migrate from Britain's colonies in South Asia; they also welcomed ethnic-Chinese traders and labourers who moved from mainland China and from across South-East Asia, and who eventually formed the island's largest single ethnic group.In 1959 Britain granted Singapore a large degree of self-rule.

Even though some of the current AMVs have a large degree of self-governance, most of them fail to support self-management (e.g. auto-maintenance during pre/in/post-mission phases).

Iraqi Kurds enjoy a large degree of autonomy and self-government in the north-east but have long coveted Kirkuk, a city with huge oil reserves which they regard as their historical capital.

Fifthly, the large degree of voluntary participation in P4P programs might lead to a self selection of higher performing providers with less room for improvement (ceiling effect).

Anodically formed tin oxide typically displays a self-ordered porous structure with a large degree of cracking.

These measurements indicate that self-reported cocaine consumption may be overexaggerated and highlight the large degree of uncertainty with respect to peruser consumption estimates.

This suggests a large degree of uncertainty.

"Hands have a large degree of freedom," Nojavanasghari added.

It also takes a large degree of action and effort.

In contrast, we see a large degree of shared mutations.