Sentence examples for respected degrees from inspiring English sources

Those with genuinely respected degrees would no doubt be better rewarded.

Agents have the same goal, which is to enhance care quality and minimize long waiting times while respecting degrees of emergency.

Then you'll fall in love with one of them at a party your Vice-reading friends drag you to, forget the class system even exists and learn to respect arts degrees as much as we do.

Respected part-time degrees flounder while ill-thought-out private providers, with high drop-out rates as a substitute for "flexibility", flourish.

Both said that 'O Sole Mio,' because it is so popular, is not respected for its degree of difficulty.

Teachers are well paid, well-trained (they must complete a five-year specialist degree), respected by parents and valued and trusted by politicians.

They loved him and respected him to a degree you just don't see today.

So the most important thing was to respect the varying degrees of bench strength.

They respect local degrees coupled with experience in foreign companies.

However, as Giere points out, this account remains empty as long as no relevant respects and degrees of similarity are specified.

The specification of such respects and degrees depends on the problem at hand and the larger scientific context and cannot be made on the basis of purely philosophical considerations (Teller 2001).