Sentence examples for rapid enrollment from inspiring English sources

No. 2 — rapid enrollment.

WHILE town officials study possible solutions to the sewage problem, a building committee is considering whether to renovate the existing high school or build a new one to accommodate rapid enrollment growth, said Mary Monroe Kolek, the high school principal.

When, in 2000, the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services asked one researcher what sponsors were looking for, he replied, "No. 1 — rapid enrollment.

Growth in total spending was slow at the beginning of the decade and picked up mid-decade during that period of more rapid enrollment growth before dropping as the recession reduced state revenues.

Those could allow for a rapid expansion of sites, for instance, or more rapid enrollment of patients.

The longer-term effect of more rapid enrollment is an enhanced ability to attract future trials, because increased enrollment capacity reduces the cost to industry.

Threatened first by rapid early enrollment in its new subsidized insurance program and now by a withering economy, the state's pioneering overhaul has entered a second, more challenging phase.

The Congressional Budget Office, by contrast, predicts more rapid growth, with enrollment in private plans reaching 21 million in 2023.

The Florida legislation is being closely watched by other states as they tackle the rapid growth of enrollment and the cost of care.

Reporting in 2012 on its programmes in Rwanda, Tanzania and Ethiopia, the UK's Department for International Development writes: "The evidence suggests that rapid expansion of enrollment has led to a decline in educational outcomes".

The rapid decline in enrollment rates may be also explained by availability of secondary schools, especially in rural areas.