Sentence examples for falling enrollment from inspiring English sources

If unchecked, this process could lead to a spiral of rising prices and falling enrollment.

The district has struggled to adjust to its falling enrollment for decades.

At a time of falling enrollment at dental schools nationally, he sold Columbia on encouraging new black and brown faces and more local involvement.

Economists call the process "adverse selection" and warn that in its worst iteration it could lead to a "death spiral" of falling enrollment and climbing prices.

Philadelphia is one of a number of major cities that have been closing schools because of falling enrollment, poor academic performance and budget deficits.

The local public transportation system is notoriously unreliable, eight public schools are closing this year because of falling enrollment and budget shortfalls, layoffs are rampant and small businesses are shutting down.

This year, a half-dozen have folded, citing falling enrollments.

A cycle of rising prices and falling enrollments could eventually cause the exchanges to collapse.

But falling enrollments and growing deficits had reduced it to mediocrity in the shadow of Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology across the Charles River.

Church officials announced last month that falling enrollments and rising deficits would force them to close 27 schools, one-tenth of their total, by the end of this academic year.

For more than a quarter-century, while Roman Catholic leaders around the country have closed parochial schools by the dozens in the face of rising costs and falling enrollments, the Archdiocese of New York has conducted a more stately retreat.