Sentence examples for lost a degree from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, this has led to the festival becoming increasingly corporate, and for some it has certainly lost a degree of its indie credibility.

The natural incline of the mountain means the water travels naturally, and the pipe is so well insulated that it arrives in the city having only lost a degree or so in temperature.

The world's people have lost a degree of humanity and love for each other in our generation.

Second, our process lost a degree of transparency through inclusion of an unstructured and relatively informal Stage 4, whereby we 'sense-checked' our panel outputs with a wider group of academic and commissioning family physicians.

None of the 15 students are expected to lose a degree, according to the statement.

If we don't practise what we preach, we lose a degree of our credibility.

And within a committed relationship, the crucial stimulus of being desired decreases considerably, not only because the woman's partner loses a degree of interest but also, more important, because the woman feels that her partner is trapped, that a choice — the choosing of her — is no longer being carried out.

It would lose a degree of control".

What is crucial is that a mapping may at some point lose a degree of freedom.

With the utilization of electrochemical sensors the project loses a degree of accuracy as compared to conventional standardized sensing systems.

If we abandon this reflective ability and leave it to the impersonal outcomes of technology to dictate the way ahead, we lose a degree of our dignity and individuality and we are taking a step towards behaving as programmed rote systems, and away from the humanity of individual responsibility (Jonas, 1974).