Sentence examples for put off a degree from inspiring English sources

In a speech to students and pupils at the Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate School, in East London, he said: "I want to make sure not a single one of you is being put off a degree because you think it's something you can't afford".

"My daughter was born when I was 33," says Sister Smith Amsbary, who earned her master's degree in English at Middlebury and who has put off a Ph.D. while she cares for her 2-year-old full time.

However, the council has never put off a case.

Don't put off a project or studying.

The government should urgently scrap the student fees system and introduce a graduate tax to ensure that people aren't put off doing a degree by rising levels of debt, according to a leading university chief.

University degrees have been put off.

This can be an instant put off.

"I was just a little bit put off.

But her daughter has put off pursuing a law degree for the time being.

"Is putting off a decision a reason to use CED?

Such an important examination should therefore not be put off.