Sentence examples for new degrees from inspiring English sources

New degrees of control and excellence emerge.

Many new degrees are attracting students who wouldn't otherwise have contemplated university.

But the beginning of Season 9 offers new degrees of isolation.

Even though these new degrees of freedom are far from universal, they are fundamentally changing political power structures.

Some new universities merely recycle old poly courses designed for vocational qualification.The universities justify these new degrees on the grounds of "customer demand".

It has been criticised for its supposed rush towards all sorts of fancy "new degrees" at the expense of older, traditional subjects.

When I came into office, French universities didn't have any freedom to offer new degrees, to open new labs, or to hire new professors.

And in the fall, Columbia is introducing master's and certificate programs heavy on data crunching; New York University will have two new degrees lined up.

But so far, the new degrees have not brought higher fees from insurers for seeing patients or greater authority from states to prescribe medicines.

So the projected rate of college attendance should produce about as many new degrees as there will be positions requiring them.

But if parents favor one sex, then acquire new degrees of control, the delicate balance between boys and girls could easily be upset, researchers say.