Sentence examples for modest enrollment from inspiring English sources

Such health savings account plans attained only a "modest enrollment" of 3.8 million workers, according to Kaiser.

But the plan will have modest enrollment in the first year: 40 students in the master's program in teaching, and 100 in the honors college.

Yet President Barack Obama's administration expects modest enrollment growth, despite the higher penalty and the millions of remaining uninsured who could be using the exchanges, during the open enrollment period that started Nov. 15 and runs through Jan . 31

Coincident with only a modest increase in enrollment in the past decade is the meteoric rise of a professional university administrative class.

Finally, (Stapleton et al. 2014) find that return-to-work services available to people after they qualify for disability benefits through the SSA's Ticket to Work program had modest effects on service enrollment, but no effects on other outcomes, such as employment and SSDI program participation.

By MOOC standards our enrollment is modest (34,000) but the level of engagement is relatively high-over 7,000 students have taken the end of module exams, and many others are working on projects to be presented at the end of the course.

Roosevelt, for example, has a large school enrollment for its modest size but little commercial property to produce property tax revenue.

Yet, enrollment in the programs has been modest.

In the state exchange, L.A. Care has posted modest numbers in the first three months of enrollment.

But a Chicago News Cooperative analysis of school data shows the district has made modest gains in the magnet, gifted, classical and selective-enrollment schools, where, for nearly 30 years, race has been used as an admission criterion.

Humana also appears attractive because its modest commercial business is overshadowed by its rapidly growing Medicare enrollment".