Sentence examples for modern degree from inspiring English sources

"I think what they did was art to the most modern degree," Grando said recently.

He wants to make an orchestra go "Vrah!" starting with a modern degree of force and then building up to power.

Since the beginning of 2005 this general teaching hospital contains a highly modern degree of automation and a reliable registration of the electronic medical record.

Compare that with the picture of today's teacher in a modern degree-factory, forever churning out publications for their discipline's top-rated journals.

Even the titles of modern degrees — bachelor's, master's and doctorate — derive from medieval Europe's educational paradigm.

In criminal investigations, hot lights and rubber truncheons have been replaced by a modern "third degree".

Her interest in avant-garde entertainment dates back to her modern languages degree.

Think about a combined sociology and modern language degree: In the UK there are too few people with language skills and international work experience.

Yet far from seeing a prioritisation of language learning, the UK is in the throes of a huge linguistic slump as more and more universities are closing their modern language degree courses.

But the modern economics degree is so unlike this picture that it is unrecognisable to other social scientists – and equally unrecognisable to anyone who was an undergraduate economist more than twenty years ago.

Johan: I started out studying industrial design at Lund Institute of Technology in Sweden, but later found out I wanted deeper understanding of engineering and construction for designing, so I enrolled at Malmo University, where I pursued a modern engineering degree that blended product design with traditional mechanical engineering.