Sentence examples for wrong degree from inspiring English sources
Choosing the wrong degree can be a pricey mistake to make.
Officials assigned the wrong degree of difficulty, or start value, to Mr. Yang's routine on the parallel bars.
"There are lots of people who got a degree and who realise they took the wrong degree and need a different set of skills," Horrocks said.
The concern for policymakers is that even an intervention which enhances welfare if set at its optimal magnitude might actually make matters worse if implemented to the wrong degree.
So by measuring any number of factors -- the difficulty of a particular question, the frequency with which students got hard questions right and easy ones wrong, the degree to which certain answers were highly correlated in one classroom -- Levitt identified which teachers he thought were cheating.
Or, to put it another way, the Tories have yet to find the big idea they need to displace a government that, while not much loved, still comes out ahead in most opinion polls (see chart) and consistently scores better on the issues that matter most to voters the economy, health and education.The one thing that could yet prove the prime minister wrong is the degree of apathy among Labour voters.
He tried to resolve it by maintaining that while all philosophers were to some degree wrong, Ramus, like Socrates, had almost always been right.
Models with biological content can lead further, but at a risk, because the assumptions will inevitably be wrong to some degree.
I think this idea is approximately 180 degrees wrong.
Just about every bit of praise eulogising Steinbrenner is 180 degrees wrong.
