Sentence examples for flat enrolment from inspiring English sources

Because a flat enrolment fee is charged, both the poor and the rich contribute the same amount in premium.

v) 2017 is an inevitable upswing year in US schools with a better environment in US Higher Education (enrolments close to flat) and US and UK assessment.

In the United States, Pearson expects "college enrolments will be flat given forecast modest improvements in US employment," "a smaller adoption market in K-12 learning services," and "reduced testing revenues in North America reflecting State and National Assessment contract losses worth approximately £100m announced in 2015".

Roger Brinner from the Parthenon Group, a consultancy, predicts that enrolment rates will stay flat for the next five to seven years even as the economy picks up.

With misoprostol there was a trend to reduced blood loss ≥500 ml in 1 hour after enrolment measured in a flat plastic 'fracture bedpan', the primary outcome (6/117 vs 11/120, relative risk 0.56; 95% confidence interval 0.21 to 1.46).

Fig. 3 Enrolment hours × qualification level interaction.

For instance, the enrolment ratio in Chad and the Central African Republic appears to be flat-lining at under 70 girls per 100 boys.

Slowly enrolment has picked up.

School enrolment has increased.

Flat, way flat".

Flat is flat.