Sentence examples for declining students from inspiring English sources

In 2015, the National Union of Students said these controls meant some universities were declining students who came from "high-risk" countries.

Though the number of bed spaces in catered accommodation is declining, students at institutions where they are available pay an average of £139.99 a week for a full-board single room or £165.36 for full-board ensuite.

But the door has been steadily closing, thanks to soaring tuition costs and declining student aid.

Declining student numbers and increased overseas competition pose the risk of a dwindling European research footprint.

At many high schools, an even bigger factor in the disappearance of school papers is declining student involvement.

This could be bad news in some institutions for modern languages, which has been experiencing declining student demand.

Included are declining student enrollments, changing demographics, schools offering alternative sports and players specializing in one sport.

She had been fielding phone calls from parents, local teachers and administrators frustrated by similar issues: difficulty understanding one another, declining student grades and other problems.

The report condemned university management for taking "a negative view" of declining student numbers rather than building on the department's success.

Paul Farrelly, Labour MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme, said Keele University had drawn up proposals to scrap the degree because of falling research money and declining student numbers.

They are plagued by declining student enrollments, a surplus of PhDs, a skeptical public, a sense of uncertainty as to mission, and a decline in available money.