Sentence examples for dips in enrollment from inspiring English sources
The other T.S.T.C. schools have also experienced recent dips in enrollment, though not as significantly as in West Texas.
Already, the college reports a significant uptick in contributions, although there's also been a slight dip in enrollment.
Universities often prefer to deal with sexual assault charges themselves for two reasons, one well-intentioned and one significantly less so: to save students the trauma of bringing a difficult-to-win criminal case, and to save the university the embarrassment and attendant dip in enrollment that comes from a public criminal complaint.
The other dip in teacher enrollment came in the early eighties, when the numbers hovered around 6.5%.
"We've had this conversation in past years," she said, in reference to concerns about a dip in applications and enrollment, "and then it didn't happen.
Equity in enrollment is assessed by comparing enrollment between consumption quintiles.
But directors at private nursery schools said they are concerned that the faltering economy and listless real estate market were contributing to a dip in applications and enrollments.
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Stocks dipped in early trading but recovered.
"A dip in?" "A dip in form?" "No, no, no.
