Sentence examples for That enrollments from inspiring English sources

Whatever the cause, the university did not want to take a chance that enrollments would remain weak -- even though community college students often wait to enroll until classes begin and there could still be a last-minute surge.

He said that enrollments at higher education institutions were "holding," while a few had even managed to increase admissions.

She said that enrollments by gays and lesbians have risen 200percentt since the "Rejected" campaign started, and that 10percentt of Chemistry.com's members are seeking a same-sex match.

We're not a utility company.' " A spokesman for the State Energy Research and Development Authority, which administers most of the conservation fund, conceded that the economics have temporarily changed, and that enrollments did drop off after Sept. 11.

Based on stereotype threat theory (Steele, 1997), Corra (2007) observed from North Carolina public school data that enrollments of female students in advanced mathematics and physical science courses were comparable to male students and suggested that female students were now less influenced by stereotype threat because of the changing social context.

The reader commented that I was mistaken to say that enrollments were off this academic year, noting that overall enrollment was steady or had increased slightly in several education sectors.

They are growing that enrollment base at over 70percentt a year.

Margaret Plantier, president of the Stanford Grange, said that enrollment had increased last year, to 107.

The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that enrollment in such plans would decline 30percentto to 5.5 million.

Roche had announced in February that enrollment of new patients had been suspended.

Medicare Advantage plans project that enrollment will increase by 5 percent in 2011".