Sentence examples for terms of degree from inspiring English sources

But in the scale of how an actor can transition to film-making, where does it rank in terms of degree of difficulty?

HESA figures also show women outperforming men in terms of degree classification, with 73% of women getting a 2 1 or above, compared with 69% of men.

Also, in terms of degree awards, 76 per cent of those in education-related subjects go to girls while only 19 per cent and 23 per cent in computing and engineering are awarded to women.

"I think there are internal differences of opinion at the company, at least partly in terms of degree of openness to the outside world," Jon Cox, an analyst at Kepler Capital Markets, said.

Characterizing Markov chain-based sampling in terms of degree evolution has some advantages.

After receiving about 1300 comments, NIH "decided to adjust in terms of degree," Zerhouni told reporters today.

Descartes wants a brand of certainty/indubitability that is of the highest rank, both in terms of degree and durability.

(See "Slow Start For Second Quarter").. Prakken noted that the declines, though significant, are not unprecedented in terms of degree.

This also implies that it is more natural to formulate the random walk evolution in terms of degree.

Finally, TS4 has better grain quality than Siputeh in terms of degree of chalkiness and amylose content.

Rajasthan stands first in terms of degree and extent of over-exploitation of groundwater resources in the country.