Sentences with phrase «real degree»

Some have become return clients and have gone on to earn real degrees.

Also, if you are studying to get real degree such as engineering or premed you don't have extra time.

Colin MacAulay QC, counsel to the inquiry, told Lady Smith there was a «real degree of consistency» in the allegations of abuse given to the inquiry from survivors.

Maybe you should have gotten real degrees?

it's a real degree, some of the top schools that offer it are the University of Iowa, University of Colorado Boulder, University of Pittsburgh, and a good number of others..

To a real degree, the craftsman was in control of production; production was not something imposed on him.

Yes, that is a real degree.

It feels like it should run well past that, but it also feels silly to declare, with any real degree of confidence, that the NBA will be played — with a rubber ball, blocking fouls, 10 - feet rims, and a floor that isn't made out of trampolines — in, say, the year 2914.

You called the degree the CPM (to deliberately create confusion with the real degree, the CNM).

Why not obtain a real degree like a bachelor's of nursing, and get the graduate degree to become a nurse midwife.

CNM «s have invested a lot of money and effort in obtaining a real degree.

His wife can't talk to him, and he can't understand himself to any real degree.

Disclosing his real degree of competence, he and his subordinates bring the case of The Pink Panther diamond to a close with perfect timing.

So predicting the Oscars this year means predicting Trump, to a real degree.

There have been repeated problems with websites selling copies of real degree or exam certificates, or creating certificates from bogus institutions.

Like most two - seaters, the Z4's seats don't provide any real degree of versatility.

A have a little laugh at «real degree» because there isn't much of that anymore.

It is almost inconceivable, but we do not know with any real degree of accuracy how many foreclosed or... View Article

I have felt robbed for years and hope Devry goes down, and I get my money back, maybe then can get a real degree

If you can save all or even some of those savings, you can build yourself a «mortgage subsidy account» on which you can draw upon if your payment should increase, ameliorating the effect on your budget to a real degree.

Even if it appears to be a relatively minor symptom (like scratching) or occurrence (your cat ate a strange plant from your garden), without looking at other signs and manifestations your vet can never say with any real degree of confidence that things are okay.

(That's a real degree.

Also, having majored in philosophy and English made traveling and writing about it better than hearing potential employers ask, «Now why didn't you want to get real degrees?»

SEGA Rally isn't for those looking for a deep rally sim, or for that matter any real degree of realism at all.

And that's another very interesting layer to the game — trying to enjoy the company of your weapon of choice — that I haven't seen another game explore to any real degree.

Sadly, Nintendo has yet to capitalize on these titles to any real degree on the WiiU.

Dying Light was yet another zombie survival game in a field that was already oversaturated, but it distinguished itself by adding some parkour mechanics, a crafting system that made excellent use of environmental objects, and a real degree of tension as nightfall approached.

Despite releasing shortly after Mario Kart 64, Diddy Kong Racing's development wasn't influenced by the latter to any real degree.

Then again making a successful MMORPG is apparently one of the hardest things to do as few pay to play games other than Wow have done so to any real degree.

The defendant argued that the interrogatories were necessary because the statement of claim requested general and special damages without any real degree of particularity.

A real degree of clear disclosure, if not flagging, would be needed.

Of all the consoles, only the Xbox 360 with Kinect can track a user's entire body positioning with any real degree of accuracy.

There's this idea that philosophy isn't a «real degree» (whatever that means).