Sentences with phrase «special degree»

Since assisting patient and surgical team during operation is crucial for the happy outcome, these nurses have to hold special degree of skills.

You don't need any special degrees or professional licenses or learn complex billing codes to be a medical biller.

It is thus easy to claim that the present furore is overstated, but there exist cogent reasons to afford Trump a special degree of disdain.

The techniques are, in a sense, complementary to the «global» methods which Penrose pioneered: they can not handle «generic» collapse, where there is no special degree of symmetry, but they do produce a more quantitative picture of what would happen if a black hole were perturbed (for instance, by, a smaller object falling into it or orbiting close to it).

A government adviser has to maintain a special degree of caution.

Whatever the reason, long distance relationships require a special degree of care and attention to make them work.

Or perhaps there is some University of Dating or some special degree or certificate one can gain from some college (I bet there is nowadays!).

Michelle Manetti is an uneducated idiot who has no special degree or other formal training with animals.

The Cleveland Museum of Art is likewise demonstrating a special degree of alertness and attentiveness in the terrific Olson - Birchfield pairing.

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You don't need a special degree to become a professional photographer, though an art degree can certainly help you hone your skill, but the very fact that anyone with a camera can take pictures means you'll have to be exceptional in some way or another to be noticed.

Has it occurred to rank - and - file Realtors that by the device of Designated Agency, some special degree of liability could be shifted to the individual salesperson, who might eventually find himself standing alone in the court's docket facing legal and financial consequences?

Would this result in «some special degree of liability being shifted to the individual salesperson» as suggested by Mr. Teichner?