Sentence examples for a growing population of students from inspiring English sources

The picture for India is almost the opposite, with a growing population of students pursuing graduate degrees and a small, stable number obtaining undergraduate degrees.

Also virtually unmentioned in these reports are the added challenges that teachers in disadvantaged communities must confront: In addition to contending with enormous class sizes, they must also address the needs of a growing population of students who are either English language learners, learning disabled, or the "reluctant" learners of whom I speak.

At 18, Rey is part of a growing population of transgender students at the nation's colleges and universities.

Bentley also has a growing population of international students that currently stands at 15 percent, said Pap Sarr, the director of the Center for International Students and Scholars at Bentley.

The city meanwhile has a growing population of singles — students, young professionals, immigrants, empty-nesters and the elderly — who can't afford market-rate rentals.

If these cuts are approved, community colleges will have to scramble to squeeze millions of dollars more out of their already tight budgets — most likely leading to fewer teachers, fewer classes and higher tuition for their growing population of students.

Schools often are grandparents' first source for guidance, though administrators ruefully admit that they are unequipped to address either the seniors' needs or the growing population of students from troubled families.

Higher educational institutions face mounting challenges to the way they operate, including a growing population of demographically diverse students who demand flexibility in course delivery, timing, and content.

There was a growing population of bookmakers, but no community.

Army Times reports a growing population of soldiers with abuse problems.

Kensington has a growing population of Bangladeshi-Americans.