Sentence examples for own degree from inspiring English sources
"But it's got its own degree of picturesque-ness.
A corrupt economy that makes it challenging to get a copy of your own degree without greasing a palm.
Perhaps he's starting to empathise more with Pattinson, given that he has his own degree of fame to contend with.
Yale has been unwilling to grant its own degree abroad, either in Singapore or at an arts institute in Abu Dhabi under discussion five years ago.
And it may not be long before others try to follow the Natural History Museum's lead in offering their own degree.
How could he tell young N.B.A. players about the value of an education when he had not completed course work for his own degree?
And one other thing: these Yankees are being judged by their own degree of dominance, just as Jordan's Bulls were at the end.
But above all, Dembling says, you should learn to honour your own degree of introversion (or indeed shyness, anxiety, fear or misanthropy).
The CDD doesn't have its own degree-awarding powers, so degrees are validated by different universities.
It hopes to get its own degree-awarding powers from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills in the future.
Its degrees are validated by the Surrey Institute of Art and Design, but it is aiming for university college status and its own degree-awarding powers.
