Sentence examples for in enrollments from inspiring English sources

Ireland's seminaries, like those in many countries, have experienced a significant decrease in enrollments.

Yes, our schools have seen an increase in enrollments of active-service soldiers and veterans.

These schools increased remarkably both in numbers of institutions and in enrollments after World War I, reflecting the social demand.

You do not mention one important reason for the decline in enrollments: the tarnished reputation of the American political system among international students.

It will need a $38 million addition to accommodate an anticipated spike in enrollments of 400 students by 2004, he said.

Elementary and secondary education has been challenged both by the rapid increase in enrollments for decades and by the ethnic and cultural diversity of the school population.

Its official statistics show a striking decline in enrollment in the upper grades.

(There has been a small recent increase in enrollment in Tuckahoe).

Shifting demographics are one reason for the drop in enrollment.

Some of the biggest gender gaps in enrollment are in Congressional districts with largely black populations.

Several school districts in heavily Latino areas have reported sudden drops in enrollment.