Sentence examples for enrolling among from inspiring English sources

Hence, to stop the Affordable Care Act, the Koch boys need to create fear of enrolling among the younger and less ill.

The list looked at the percentage of students receiving Pell Grants, which go to low-income students; the net price of college for families making less than $48,000; the number of first-generation college students at an institution; the four-year graduation rate; and median income 10 years after enrolling, among other things.

Expected costs were higher for large households, or households with greater health risk (young children, elderly members, chronic conditions), explaining the greater likelihood of enrolling among these groups, with the exception of the very poorest who could not afford the premium and wealthier groups who prefer to maintain provider choice.

The enrolled rate was 6%, calculated as seven enrolled among 110 contacted by phone.

The enrollment rate was 2% when calculated as three patients enrolled among 178 patients who were mailed a letter.

Afflicted with mild muscular dystrophy, he was enrolled among children with severe physical disabilities, a placement Masters paints as a cruel joke.

It's too cosy to suppose that all virtue belongs to the "one nation" Conservatives who eventually emerged out of the mid-19th-century Tory crisis, and there's no reason why Peel should be enrolled among their number retrospectively.

Upon his death in 1882 Emerson was transformed into the Sage of Concord, shorn of his power as a liberator and enrolled among the worthies of the very tradition he had set out to destroy.

Could one be mobilized actively to oppose war by an image (or a group of images), as one might be enrolled among the opponents of capital punishment by reading, say, Dreiser's An American Tragedy or Turgenev's "The Execution of Troppmann," an account of a night spent with a notorious criminal who is about to be guillotined?

1005 patients were enrolled among October 2010 and September 2012.

A total of 370 patients were enrolled; among them, 60 (16.2 %) patients were found to have ocular manifestations on fundoscopic examination.