Sentence examples for more bachelor from inspiring English sources

"The women will get goofy," said Wylie Dufresne of WD-50, who has stood in his open kitchen posing for photographs with more bachelor and bachelorette parties than he can count.

There are more bachelor's degrees awarded every year in Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies than in all foreign languages and literatures combined.

But fewer students want to study humanities subjects: English departments awarded more bachelor's degrees in 1970-71 they they did 20 years later.

We've written several blog posts about the small share of American college students majoring in the so-called STEM fields — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — with the implicit premise that more bachelor's degrees in technical fields is both desirable on a macroeconomic level and is professionally advantageous at the individual worker level.

In 2000, women for the first time earned more bachelor's degrees than men in all fields of S&E.

Although women outnumber men at the undergraduate level and earn more bachelor's degrees than men do, the situation reverses sharply further along in higher education and in tenure-track jobs in academia.

and immigrants (defined as staying for <6 months in the household and locality) were excluded, as were bachelor households (those containing two or more bachelors belonging to different families staying together, whether or not sharing the preparation or partaking of food) on the basis that they were not permanent residents.

A few more British bachelor parties, cod exports and aluminum smelters will help bring in the hard currency the country needs to pay back its foreign debts.

If you determine that your apartment is more hip bachelor pad than family compound, and decide to install a hot tub, Charles Rose, an architect in Somerville, Mass., suggested that it be designed to visually tie in to the outdoor space.

Bindra's mother, Babli, told the local CNN affiliate that his win "makes him an even more eligible bachelor" than he already was, but added, "I think it's a bit too early to talk about him getting married".

The theory that men rent to avoid commitment (and have a more impressive bachelor pad), while women own to declare self-reliance is a refreshing antidote to the Carrie-Bradshaw-can't-buy-her-apartment-but-has-a-downpayment's-worth-of-shoes stereotype.