Sentence examples for * the enrollments from inspiring English sources

So insurers aren't really sure if the enrollments they've got are enrollments they should have.

Ideally, the enrollments at these colleges of education should be based not on whim, but on projected need.

His colleagues were jealous of the enrollments, mystified by the butterfly net, astounded by the loyalty of the wife.

Asians are expected to account for up to half of the enrollments in university level courses on sports medicine, management and education.

A university investigation has since found fraud and poor oversight in 54 department classes from summer 2007 to summer 2011, with football players making up more than a third of the enrollments in those classes and student-athletes making up 58 percent.

Enrollments of all kinds leaped: whereas in 1910 the enrollments in middle schools, girls' high schools, and vocational schools had been 122,000 pupils, 56,200 pupils, and 64,700 pupils, respectively, the respective figures in 1940 were 432,000 pupils, 555,000 pupils, and 625,000 pupils.

"They say: 'The enrollment is optional.

What are the enrollment trends?

Thus the enrollment bias may occur.

They want to increase the enrollment.

He has shortened the enrollment period and slashed the budget for enrollment period advertising.