to a degree in English
to a large extent, to a great extent
Use "to a degree" in a sentence
1. They are noisy, vicious, unaccommodating and Aggravating to a degree
2. That could lead to a degree of quarreling and strife.
3. To a degree that is over zero: 15° Above
4. Breathtakingly (Adverb) To a degree that causes shock or awe; shockingly
5. A problem of that sort may even now exist to a degree.
6. Throat showing dewlap and folds of skin to a degree termed " throatiness. "
7. Considerably (comparative more Considerably, superlative most Considerably) Significantly; to a degree worth considering
8. To a degree, the sensor-feedback system also compensates for non-optimal room acoustics.
9. In this matter of shimmering into rooms the chappie is rummy to a degree.
10. While the prospect might sound inviting, the fact is that you need stress—at least to a degree.
11. While most of these forms of entertainment have faded away to a degree, Ballet is still a very …
12. The Department of Agronomy offers a major leading to a degree of bachelor of science (BS) in Agronomy.
13. Media Center remote controls are standardized in terms of button labels and functionality, and, to a degree, general layout.
14. (Ephesians 4:17-29; 5:1-5) Yes, and to a degree he would thus be grieving God’s spirit.
15. And once they made it to the frontier of engineering, the trek to a degree would be even more perilous.sentencedict .com
16. The law covered only property relations, the right/obligation to support a socially weaker partner, and inheritance rights to a degree.
17. This, in turn, is a precursor to Alcoholism, and it can continue to occur to a degree after Alcoholism has developed
18. And the military, despite its intermittently heavy-handed responses, is heedful of public sentiment to a degree unprecedented under the old regime.
19. 28 Despite the simplicity of his lifestyle, Alvin was messy to a degree that drove Holtz to add housekeeping to his duties.
20. Considerably may be defined as “To a noteworthy or marked extent” and “(adv.) In a manner or to a degree not trifling or unimportant ”
21. Indeed, the existential “Combativeness” of young men in tribal cultures seems hard-wired to a degree shocking to people who have grown used to openness
22. Suddenly, with two months remaining in his law-school education, the 28-year-old found himself tantalizingly close to a degree and no place to apply it.
23. Those items which display Anomalous characteristics of a disruptive or exceptional nature, but not to a degree which merits further study or containment, are catalogued in this document.
24. The Anaphoral Benedictus (henceforth B), in its developed form common to East and West, consists of three acclamations which are subject to a degree of variation within common pattern
25. The Anaphoral Benedictus (henceforth B), in its developed form common to East and West, consists of three acclamations which are subject to a degree of variation within common pattern
26. The author has amplified on the grounds of his faith, to a degree that might seem superfluous, if the question had not become so utterly Bemazed and bedarkened of late
27. 17 hours ago · The Basques seem to have been marked, since the Iron Age, by both geographic and cultural isolation, including, to a degree, from each other
28. CyberBalkanization is the segregation of the Internet into smaller groups with similar interests, to a degree that they show a narrow-minded approach to outsiders or those with contradictory views
29. Antiracism is an effective religion. It has attracted converts far and wide, now felt so deeply by its adherents that they sense it as a norm, to a degree that would have seemed fantastical to,
30. Contamination is defined as any impairment of the quality of the water of the State by sewage or industrial waste to a degree which creates an actual hazard to public health through poisoning or through spread of disease.
31. Antiheroes can be characterized as protagonists who are flawed to a degree and have a certain amount of negative qualities, and can consequently run the gamut from being misguided, cowardly, or prejudiced to being downright criminal or even evil.
32. Chromic acid anodizing, or type 1 anodizing, enhances the corrosion resistance of aluminum parts and produces a thin opaque film that is soft, ductile, non-conductive, and to a degree, self-healing.A typical thickness is usually 0.00005-0.0001 inches
33. 252 Accordingly, although, as part of the ‘coherent body of inculpatory evidence’ on which the Commission relied in the contested decision, the submissions of FEH and FES were useful to a degree, they did no more than confirm, less precisely and explicitly than the earlier submissions from ABB, the existence and content of a common understanding, which could already be deduced from the submissions of cartel members and other documentary evidence supplied to the Commission and referred to in paragraph 243 above.
34. While resort to such measures would alleviate the impact on the peoples of States on which sanctions are imposed, they would lead directly to an embargo on those responsible for the imposition of sanctions on their peoples by exposing them to pressure to a degree that would make them desist from endangering peace and security, either by imposing rigorous financial restrictions on them or restrictions on their freedom of movement and that of their families or by other similar measures