Sentence examples for respectable degree from inspiring English sources

Of course, hurricanes and northeasters happen with a respectable degree of regularity.

A good university, a respectable degree, and a stable job are tantalisingly close.

The Kurds in Iraq are arguably the last remaining viable entity over which the US has some respectable degree of influence.

I began tutoring with no formal teaching qualification, just a respectable degree from one of the world's top universities and a knack for working with a child without leaving either one of us in shreds.

The CPA created an asymmetrical federal system of sorts and in the process aimed to give a respectable degree of autonomy and self-government to the South.

The presiding judge admitted "the possibility of [Hakamada's] innocence has become clear to a respectable degree," and he was released from prison.

If you become a middle class adult with a good degree and a respectable profession, you're a prop in another person's political play: "you're an example," a prominent politician told me, half-cut and half-forgetting his talking points, at a post-election party a few years ago, "for people who want to escape gang life".

After he graduates with a perfectly respectable 2.1 degree (a "first" being the best), his father can only shake his head.

He lacked any formal educational qualifications, but taught himself enough Latin and Greek (to which he added Hebrew) to persuade Keble College, Oxford, to grant him entry, emerging two years later with a respectable theological degree.

The refined olive oil and two of three extra-virgin olive oils I tested began to smoke at a respectable 450 degrees.

First of all, many people with disabilities have advanced degrees and respectable jobs.