Sentence examples for though degrees from inspiring English sources

Though degrees have remained a popular choice, since 2010 the number of school leavers taking up apprenticeships has risen by over 20%.

Your major doesn't matter as much as demonstrating your willingness to stick with a program and meet deadlines, though degrees in finance, accounting, economics, mathematics and computer science can look good on a financial advisor's resume.

Though, degree of importance of neighboring nodes may vary and important neighbors contribute towards the importance of a node (Khan and Niazi 2017).

Now, I understand that every politician considers their political interest to some degree (though, to what degree matters a tremendous amount).

The intervention produced substantial reductions in ITW across all participants though degree of reduction differed.

Anterior guided growth (hemiepiphysiodesis) of the distal femur resulted in positive quantitative changes in all four patients, though degree and types of changes were variable in this small series.

Though degree-qualified in civil engineering, Lerew believed he was underused in the technical environment of No. 1 AD, and sought another overseas posting.

Taken together with other evidence, this suggests that continued smoking increases the degree of change at AHRR and other genes, even though degree of smoking, on average, remained quite low in this slightly older sample.

Inside, though, 2,000-degree infernos started burning, fed by thousands of gallons of jet fuel.

Given Gassendi's pronounced empiricism, though, the degree of his reliance on such testimony is surprising.

Among students whose parents have bachelor's degrees, though, 60 percent were college ready.