Sentence examples for made degrees from inspiring English sources

Sally Hunt, the general secretary of the University and College Union, said: "The Government's changes to student funding have made degrees more expensive and saddled the poorest students with the biggest debts.

Colleges must adapt their schedules, their product distribution channels and their methods to serve these students and make degree completion more likely.

3. Make degree relevance to career clear to students.

There are also trade-offs to be made between degrees of centralization of the negotiation process.

We can find the annealing process in MBE made higher-degree nitridation of GaN nanodots.

"It just made my degree make a lot more sense," he says.

So will Moocs take over and make conventional degrees redundant, as some have asked?

So what are the key ingredients that make 38 Degrees work?

The fan, because of its evaporative and wind-chill effects, makes 78 degrees tolerable, he says.

Meanwhile, the CSS staff who worked so hard to make the degrees among the best in the country are unemployed.

These latest two make varying degrees of sense.