Sentence examples for question of degrees from inspiring English sources

But this is a question of degrees.

But it's not a question of degrees of ability, of who was the greater dancer.

By contrast, war today seems more a question of degrees and limits, while equality seems less about the laws of the land than about disparities in economic and educational opportunities that are subtler and harder to address.

Simone insisted that the imbalance is shown by the fact that it took Atlético 70 minutes to see off Elche while it took Barcelona 10; he is right, but while the game remains 90 minutes long that may be a question of degrees, not final outcome.

It's a question of degrees.

Interestingly, a previous study on the mouse mandible, which used the squared trace correlation coefficient method, suggested that modular QTL effects for mandible shape were more a question of degrees of covariation rather than dichotomy between the alveolar region and the ascending ramus (Klingenberg et al. 2004).

The question of degree availability is vital.

It's just a question of degree.

But it's a question of degree.

A. O.K., remember, this is a question of degree.

"But for us it is a question of degree.