Sentence examples similar to needed degrees from inspiring English sources

I myself cope best with Homo sapiens ten years and older; Cola, I believe, preferred that her adoptees have finished graduate school (we needed degrees--several--to keep up with her and her husband, composer Bernhard Heiden).

"In these times even beggars need degrees," she writes.

This idea that nurses don't need degrees is nonsense.

Youth unemployment means some who do find jobs will now reconsider whether they need degrees.

So we are doubly qualified – we need degrees in medicine and dentistry.

Nobody's suggesting that people need degrees to write "thank you Mario, but our princess is in another castle".

If we can address this question effectively, then network administrators of the future will perhaps need degrees in law or management rather than computer science!

Why do we need degrees in History or Anthropology when what the country really needs to be competitive and successful is technological and scientific skills?

At one point, James politely criticized my word choice when, in explaining the differences between writing and other professions, I said that airplane pilots need degrees to fly.

A recent Harvard Business School study found that men are entering health jobs that don't need degrees, such as surgical or radiology technicians.

"We needed that degree," Ms. Sanoe said of their decision to stay.