Sentence examples for growing enrolments from inspiring English sources

Many Non Takers responded positively to interviewers' descriptions of ITS; the subject's broader appeal is evidenced in growing enrolments since its 2000 introduction in the senior curriculum.

With growing enrolment of Chinese students in North America, the question of how best to enhance these students' learning experiences through library instruction and services is increasingly important.

However there was a draw back in that the infrastructure and human resource could not match the growing enrolment levels.

And as much as excessive fees may seem counterintuitive to growing student enrolment, more recent evidence shows it makes little difference.

They also spoke of pressures, such as time constraints, for teaching in an already overcrowded curriculum, increased enrolments, growing competition for clinical placements, and lack of control and a sense of vulnerability around securing appropriate placement opportunities for their students.

University enrolment is growing faster even than demand for that ultimate consumer good, the car.

So hungry is the world for higher education that enrolment is growing faster than purchases of that ultimate consumer good, the car (see chart 1).

As the public provision of higher education in Tanzania could not keep pace with growing challenges and increase enrolment, the government decided to engage the private sector in the provision of higher education.

Enrolment is growing and the WASH facilities are an asset that attracts students.

The new figures show that, at the same time, enrolments grew from 57,400 in 2012 to 320,400 in 2015.

The Sloan Foundation reports that online enrolments grew by 10% in 2010, against 2% for the sector as a whole.Many universities' first instinct will be to batten down the hatches and wait for this storm to pass.