Sentence examples for said a degree from inspiring English sources

He said a degree of abstraction may be needed.

The company said a degree of sexual charge was common in perfume ads, but while Knightley's character was playful and sensual she was not overtly sexual.

But many survey respondents said a degree was not enough — or not always the best choice, especially given its price tag.

A spokesman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, said: "A degree is a good investment in your future career... even in these difficult times".

"There is," he said, "a degree of depravity in mankind which requires a certain degree of circumspection and distrust". Let the record show that once we had a president who had spoken of the voters' depravity.

Carl Gilleard, chief executive of the Association of Graduate Recruiters AGRR), which represents over 800 firms, said a degree was a "significant asset" but it was not the sole route to a successful career.

"If a coach says a degree is the most important thing, and the kid has already done that, he should be allowed to move on".

As elections are fair, and polling is reasonably accurate, he says a degree of prediction is possible – and hasn't ruled out trying again in 2015.

David Stevenson, program leader for MA arts, festival and cultural management at Queen Margaret University says a degree can give you the foundations for a successful career in festivals.

He told BBC Breakfast that he had been "cheering for John Sergeant on Saturday with, I have to say, a degree of... envy".

Publish a speculative scientific article with equations nobody understands, put out a press release, throw in a few credentials (say, a degree from Harvard or M.I.T ., and get a few bloggers to spread the word.