Sentence examples for enrolling from inspiring English sources

Several hours later, I was on the neighbouring island, enrolling on an open-water dive course at family-run Master Divers.

So they do not know how ill their new members are; they use age as a rough proxy.This leads to the third question: are insurers enrolling enough young people to keep costs—and therefore premiums affordable? Obamacare relies on fees from the healthy to offset the cost of covering the sick.

The education secretary, Arne Duncan, notes that when it comes to enrolling four-year-olds in early learning, America ranks 28th in the OECD club of rich nations.

The law's survival depends on enrolling fewer people like Ms Taft and more like her son.

"It's like enrolling your child in a demanding school.

This leads to the third question: are insurers enrolling enough young people to keep premiums down next year?

In fact, I don't think there was one student in that class that regretted enrolling.

Mr Belausteguigoitia, who runs one of them, argues that, ultimately, "it is not about being family or non-family; it is about being professional or not professional".So an increasing number of younger family members are enrolling on courses to learn about conflict resolution in the family, or the problems of "familism" (having too many useless family members on the company payroll).

Many states, including Florida, want to cut costs by enrolling patients in tightly-managed private plans.

The hardest job is enrolling children from remote areas, who speak minority languages; or come from cultures that place little value on schooling or (in India) from castes that have been long excluded from it.

Obamacare's doomsday scenario goes as follows: if too few healthy people enroll, insurers will raise rates, which will further deter fit people from enrolling, and so on, until the insurance market collapses.