Sentence examples for plenty of degree from inspiring English sources

"There are plenty of degree courses out there like history, geography or English that don't actually prepare young people for a particular career, but you don't generally hear people saying people shouldn't study them.

Microsoft has plenty of degrees of freedom to experiment with: Windows Live, [search engine] Bing, Windows Phone etc".

The endless autumn has yielded plenty of 50-degree days to roam outside, so it feels easier to sacrifice a day of decent weather to the gods of sanitation.

As the anniversary nears, Germany's restored capital is meditating on its pivotal role in the making and the breaking of the Cold War world with plenty of polemic, a degree of introspection, but precious little self-congratulation.

A quick glance at business courses will reveal plenty of four-year degrees.

Although plenty of Germans hold business degrees, these are mostly very different from the MBA; the long slog through theoretical economics and business mathematics bears little resemblance to the shorter, American-style degree, packed with case studies.

(Denver's got a terrible smog problem too, and plenty of days under 50 degrees).

Plenty of KOS with different degrees of vocabulary control, richness of semantic relationships and formality have been implemented so far; each serving slightly different purposes.

Los Angeles will have plenty of sun and 88 degrees.

Australia also has a unique advantage as a host to US forces because it has plenty of room for 360-degree training exercises.

Plenty of economists with higher degrees also teach part-time to supplement their income and keep up-to-date on and participate in research.