Sentence examples for enrollment loss from inspiring English sources

For embattled district officials, stemming the enrollment loss feels very much like putting out a fire.

Much of the enrollment loss is to independently operated charter schools, which have proved popular with many parents.

But he said school officials knew that would lead to more enrollment losses.

Insurers have struggled during the recession with enrollment losses in their employer-based plans, as companies cut jobs.

The enrollment refusal rate was low (8%), but post-enrollment loss to follow up from the cohort was high, for a number of reasons.

KRAS-mutation status also could not be determined in cases who were not enrolled in the present study because of refusal, death before enrollment, or loss to follow-up.

"The alternative is, since we rely heavily on enrollment, any loss in student numbers hits us harder".

Figure  1 shows the study flow, recruitment, enrollment and loss to follow up.

The company blamed declining student enrollment, financial losses and new federal regulations.

According to an October 2007 poll by The Wall Street Journal Online and Harris Interactive, for example, two-thirds of the 2,300 American adults polled said employers shouldn't have the right to fire overweight employees or require enrollment in weight-loss programs.

While Mercy saw an overall loss in enrollment of about 1,000 from 2003 to 2006, the Hispanic undergraduate population remained relatively unchanged at 29percentt, while the number of Hispanic graduates increased nearly 3percentto to 18percentt.