Sentence examples for not in degree from inspiring English sources

"In numerical terms at least, though not in degree, the persecution of Christians in this region dwarfs what is happening in the Middle East," the report said.

All of them also encountered problems similar in kind, although not in degree, to those of the Soviet Union as they sought to escape the confines of highly centralized economic control.

Women who provided valid accelerometry data at all 3 data collection points were similar to women who did not in degree of obesity (p = 0.092), ethnicity (p = 0.712), and IMD score (p = 0.604), but were older (33 years vs 32 years; p = 0.020), more likely to have at least one child (p = 0.001) and less likely to live in council rented accommodation (p = 0.004).

Between these villages, the mean number of out-degree (p = 0.0125), but not in-degree (p = 0.065), was significantly different.

Therefore, we expect that the fitness pleiotropy should increase with out-degree, but not in-degree.

Moreover, although Bishop doesn't make this point explicitly, death differs from other losses not only in degree but in kind.

Behe's main claim is that cells are complex not just in degree but in kind.

But his ear for the American political idiom is similar in kind, if not yet in degree, to both his predecessors'.

This sexual regime has its own discontents, and people still write novels about them, but both the discontents and the novels are different in kind, not just in degree, from what they were a century ago.

Here we present novel rheometric data to argue that native and reconstituted silkworm silk dope differ in kind, not just in degree.

How persons should be treated forms an independent ethical category, separate in essence and not only in degree from how non-persons (things) are to be treated.