Sentence examples for notable degree from inspiring English sources
If allocated seating slows down boarding to any notable degree, then easyJet will surely have to abandon it.
Contrary to views held some decades ago, however, the late Roman law, and with it west European legal doctrine, did not undergo any notable degree of Hellenization.
Even so, empirical psychology has indicated that "first-person authority" is illusory to a notable degree (Nisbett & Wilson 1977, Nisbett & Ross 1980, Gopnik 1983. See also McGeer 1996).
While we're but a drop in the hat in the grand scheme of things, writers do have a notable degree of influence (whether they intentionally utilize that influence or not) over the public's perception of a product.
Yesterday's test appears to have achieved a notable degree of surprise, notwithstanding intermittent reports of activity at the test site over recent months.
Kiarostami's films contain a notable degree of ambiguity, an unusual mixture of simplicity and complexity, and often a mix of fictional and documentary elements.
By the end of his life, he would accumulate four notable degrees: a master's in philosophy from the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.; a master's in theology from the University of Ottawa; a Ph.D. in American philosophy from Tulane University; and a sacred theology doctorate in ecclesiology from Pontifical Urban University in Rome.
In all he would accumulate four notable degrees: a master's in philosophy from the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.; a master's in theology from the University of Ottawa in Canada; a Ph.D. in American philosophy from Tulane University in New Orleans; and a sacred theology doctorate in ecclesiology from Pontifical Urban University in Rome.
It's notable, the degree to which both women play ball, or at least believe in country music enough to want to adhere to its core musical principles, even while rewiring the words.
Nonetheless, it is notable the degree of financial hardship suffered by households does not seem to be directly affected by these factors.
And although colleagues say he has always been ambitious and self-promoting to a degree notable even in Washington, he has been unwaveringly loyal in representing the politicians who have hired him.
