Sentence examples for enrollments by from inspiring English sources

Montclair State has increased its enrollments by 2,000 students over the last two-years and will continue to add at least another 3,500 students.

A student of behavioral economics, he has found companies could get higher 401(k) enrollments by applying a simple approach to retirement.

The research was made possible by unusual circumstances in Oregon, where officials had only enough money to expand Medicaid enrollments by about 10,000 people in 2008.

She said that enrollments by gays and lesbians have risen 200percentt since the "Rejected" campaign started, and that 10percentt of Chemistry.com's members are seeking a same-sex match.

This had risen to 100 enrollments by the time of a subsequent internal meeting on the afternoon of 2 October, while 40,000 people were said to be in virtual "waiting room".

For example, a recent experiment that randomly selected people to receive assistance with completing and submitting a federal financial aid application found that this assistance, which cost only $88 per participant, increased college enrollments by seven percentage points.

Both programs increased school enrollment by a large amount.

Facing financial difficulties in the 1960s, school officials decided to expand enrollment by adding new divisions.

Enrollment by young people in riding schools, on the other hand, is booming.

*Some states inadvertently deterred enrollment by using complex application forms and procedures.

For example, South Asia increased enrollment by 11%, and sub-Saharan Africa enlarged enrollment by 18 percentage points from 58% to 76%—between 1999 and 2008.