to a degree造句

Furthermore, American attitudes toward inequality are polarized to a degree that is unusual internationally.

It also means the west must to a degree absolve itself of direct responsibility for what happens next in Libya and leave the planning to Libyans themselves.

There are, of course, things we can do to ameliorate these security concerns to a degree, the fact remains that we are explicitly allowing someone to impersonate a user.

But excellent as this man is, there is yet a grave imperfection in his cosmos which to a degree vitiates the truth he desires to teach: he leaves the element of beauty out of his formula.