Sentence examples for under a degree from inspiring English sources
The scrummage was nevertheless still under a degree of pressure.
"Quite clearly, the balance sheet is under a degree of stress".
By doing that, you bring them under a degree of control.
Of course Talbot's lead did not last long but it did mean that Bolt was under a degree of pressure.
Bill and Hillary Clinton come under a degree of fire, as much of the mass incarceration initiated by Reagan grew during the 1990s.
Yet both Leicester and Arsenal will feel under a degree of pressure to get things moving after avoidable opening-day defeats.
However, previous control strategies under-utilize a degree of freedom corresponding to the amount of refrigerant in the system, which is related to condenser subcooling and can significantly affect system efficiency.
All the teams under-fuel to a degree, but it's about judging that right, and it looks to me like Mercedes went too far in Japan.
Still, human-rights groups agree that under his rule a degree of normality, however small, had begun returning to Chechnya.
But, the investigation found, there was a degree of under-reporting because of patients' concerns about the consequences to themselves.
Given the findings from more generalised medical student studies of a higher syncopal event rate [ 10, 11], it is likely a degree of under-reporting has indeed occurred.
