Sentence examples for enrolments drop from inspiring English sources

New restaurants are opening at an unprecedented rate, but skills development agency People 1st reports that 51% of catering colleges have seen enrolments drop, in an industry which, by 2020, will need a predicted 11,000 new chefs.

A follow-up survey two years after households left the programme found an enrolment drop, but still significantly higher rates than at baseline, suggesting some sustainable impact (Maluccio & Flores, 2005).

It is important to decide if the bias found in our study mainly results from discontinuation of DMP enrolment (drop out) [ 18] or from the GPs selection mechanisms in clinical reality.

Wang Feng of the Brookings Institution notes that China's primary-school enrolment dropped from 25.3m in 1995 to 16.7m in 2008.

When jobs are few, undergraduate enrolment drops, and graduate enrolment increases".

Afterwards, the percentage enrolment drops in childcare centres as children from the age of 3 years shift gradually toward kindergartens and hakwons3.

Net enrolment dropped from 83 per cent in 2005 to 69 per cent in 2012.

School enrolment dropped from 86 to 63 per cent in 2002.

Secondary school enrolment drops to 11 per cent for boys and 10 per cent for girls.

I kept my school open, but the situation was very bad and enrolment dropped sharply," says Ms. Afzal.

It also offers countries the chance to break the vicious cycle of late enrolment, dropping out and poor performance in school.