Sentence examples for so many degrees from inspiring English sources

With so many degrees between the two of you, we lost track of one of them in a production glitch.

"Why then just close the eyes — and wait for the day to come — the happy day to come when flesh melts at so many degrees," says Winnie in Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days," up to her waist in earth.

People need "to get down deep to that place in our souls where we yearn for interconnectedness," she says, "to use it in times when we need it the most, when we experience so many degrees of separation, when we can't see eye to eye".

If you try to start out with an open architecture, the modularization of the architecture takes so many degrees of freedom from the engineers that they have to make a product that's not as good as the best, and when the best is not good enough, you can't win that game.

Nevertheless, there are so many degrees of freedom in developing a model that models are often under-constrained by behavioral data.

Means testing was not conducted, as the high number of non-receipt zip codes resulted in so many degrees of freedom that statistically significant differences would be detected in only slight differences between means.

We recognize that public health intersects with law, environmental studies, social sciences, genomics, spirituality, economics, medical practice and more, and so many joint degrees are offered.

"There is so much competition because there are so many art degrees and courses".

The need for interdisciplinary thinking is also the reason we have so many dual degrees.

There are so many varying degrees to Brown's particular situation, it's probably the worst litmus test we could use for how we deal with these cases.

In a world filled with so many advanced degree holders, I was convinced that a multi-faceted work experience combined with real subject matter expertise would carry the weight of a "Mayweather two-punch knock out," a recipe for success that would differentiate me in any fight for a job.