Sentence examples for men were enrolled from inspiring English sources

Last year, 118 women and 1,770 men were enrolled.

When well at sea, General Miranda appeared on deck and the men were enrolled by force in the Columbian Army.

At that time, three times more black men were enrolled in institutions of higher learning than behind bars, the study said.

They also found that more women than men were enrolled in undergraduate sciences, and women were well represented among graduate and postdoctoral students.

Dr. Herrero explained some of the study's limitations: when it began, it was concerned only with cervical cancer, so no men were enrolled.

Ms. Colvard's story is not unusual, despite the advances women have made in higher education (8.4 million women versus 6.7 million men were enrolled in college in 1996, according to the Department of Education's latest statistics).

These men were enrolled into a trial called GEMINAL, developed and implemented by my friend, Dr. Dean Ornish, and his colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco.

In 2010, 28% of the 892,373 female veterans in the data and 25% of the 10.4 million men were enrolled in the VA.

But among 18- to 24-year-olds, while black male prisoners outnumber black men living in college dorms, more young black men are enrolled in college (and live either on campus or elsewhere) than are incarcerated.

Only 43% of young men are enrolled as undergraduates in college, girls are taking more AP classes in high school, and dominating as school valedictorians.

"More women than men are enrolled in universities in nearly 100 countries but women hold the majority of senior roles in only a handful of countries," said Saadia Zahidi, the World Economic Forum's head of the Global Challenge on Gender Parity.