Sentence examples for to a degree because from inspiring English sources

Yet some of these students may not progress to a degree because of the cost.

That is correct to a degree because they wouldn't let anyone who is not in their circle rise to seniority.

Mac Con Iomaire admitted to me that he'd felt "afraid, to a degree," because he knew that expectations were high and that the book's language presented a challenge.

"I was the most forthright and opinionated bloke you'd ever meet – and still am, to a degree, because of my background and time as a Royal Marine.

I see young people arrive with barely a level 1 qualification and progress to a degree because of the extra support.

That is, to a degree, because the tennis stars have the means to fund big and sophisticated support teams in an increasingly physical game.

Note that the sample pretreatment by dilution in a volatile electrolyte solution is only practicable to a certain degree, because intended analytes would also become too diluted for analysis.

As Hardy points out: "The reason you go to art school isn't to get a degree, because the piece of paper is worthless - it's just about conversation, meeting like-minded people, realising that you can do anything".

Common career advice to young adults graduating high school is to get a degree, because you can only go so far without one.

Today's college students need flexible, affordable, high-quality programs that put them on a path to completing a degree because a degree is today's gateway to good paying jobs.

"As time went on I decided I wanted to get a degree because I couldn't see much career progression in the performing arts".