Sentence examples for over a degree of from inspiring English sources

"You can't possibly delegate as much as the justices do without turning over a degree of responsibility," said Lawrence Baum, a political scientist at Ohio State who has published empirical studies of Supreme Court clerks.

That's the Obama who won the nomination and the election in 2008, got health care passed in 2010, cruised to reëlection in 2012, and, as of now, has somehow presided over a degree of diplomatic progress, with respect to the Syrian poison-gas attacks and the Iranian nuclear threat, that would have been simply unimaginable a couple of months ago.

Before the Chinese take-over, a "Degree for Protection of Animals and the Environment" had been renewed every year by Dalai Lamas since 1642.

Partially hydrolyzed polyacrylamide (PHPA) had an average molecular weight of 25 million Daltons, a purity of over 88%%, and a degree of hydrolysis of 25%%.

"Over time, a degree of resistance should become established in the population but this is not yet full immunity," he said.

Over time a degree of confusion has arisen about this and I will explain it briefly if I may.

But education is highly decentralized in the United States, with over 15,000 local school districts, each with a degree of autonomy over curriculum and instruction.

Over-the-topcoats still involve a degree of restraint: you're not on your way to clown class in them.

But he may have been guilty of a degree of over-confidence, or political naivety.

This extremely negative historical legacy of prevention and public health may explain a degree of over-sensitivity even nowadays.

Finally, the results presented in this article represent a degree of over-simplification of all possible patterns in the data.