Sentence examples for subject to degree from inspiring English sources

I discovered theatre design almost by accident in the 1980s when there were only four art schools where you could study the subject to degree level.

As a bright child, Donald could go to her physics teacher, who had studied the subject to degree level, and ask her anything she didn't understand, and she would be able to answer.

The network design is subject to degree constraint, which limits the number of links incident on each terminal node to a prespecified number due to the number of ports available on it.

The school is private but receives some government financing and is subject to some degree of government control.

He argues that "local authorities should be free to decide what's best for them, and the franchisees would be subject to a degree of democratic accountability".

Women painters and sculptors are subject to some degree of aesthetic scrutiny, particularly since the mainstream press prioritises photogenic, attractive girls.

However, simulation-based estimation can be time-consuming and subject to a degree of uncertainty.

The population of native workers under fixed-term contracts should therefore be subject to lower degree of wage rigidity than those under indefinite-term contracts.

The wording of both of these questions are subject to a degree of interpretation on the part of the respondents which may affect the quality of the responses.

Most often, recognition was informal, consisting of the acknowledgement that corridors existed and were subject to some degree of customary regulation.

Because the latter is ultimately an unobserved variable subject to some degree of uncertainty, we regard this part of the analysis as more suggestive than fully conclusive.