Sentence examples for special degrees from inspiring English sources

Under New York law, schools within the state and city systems can charge different tuition only for special degrees like medicine or law.

This approach provides a route to address the complexities of the PCET mechanisms that arise from the wide range of time scales and of "special" degrees of freedom at play, compared to the case for separate ET and PT.

The freshwater shijimi clams solicited a special degree of disbelief.

"People treated her recollections and interpretations of doctrine with a special degree of reverence," he said.

Acheson met these criteria to a special degree and did so with zest".

But in 1989 Brown gave him a special degree, a Bachelor of Philosophy, for his "sustained service to the university".

The business, which had been operating since 2007, provided a special degree of care and attention to guests, who were invited into her home and treated as members of the family.

Employers in many industries -- especially those that do not require a special degree, like law or medicine -- enjoy hiring older people because they are often more focused and know what they can and cannot do.

Even in the combustible, fiercely tribal Premier League, where the fans' unconditional love of their teams is matched only by their implacable hatred of everyone else, Terry inspires a special degree of loathing.

No special degree or training is required.

Nonetheless, it does seem that parents and children owe one another a special degree of concern and commitment.