Sentence examples for some enrollment from inspiring English sources

The rise of charter schools has accelerated some enrollment declines.

Global Entry, for example, is so popular that many new applicants report long waits for appointments at some enrollment centers for fingerprinting and a personal interview.

Insurance executives said the government had sent some enrollment files to the wrong insurer, confusing companies that have similar names but are in different states.

The first day I came to Berkeley to turn in some enrollment papers a man wearing a gas mask handed me a political pamphlet as I got out of my car.

Early in the study, the long text (memo) fields in the project tracking database became corrupted, necessitating re-entry of some enrollment forms.

Some waited hours at the city's convention center for an opportunity to sit down with one of 40-some enrollment counselors from HealthCare Access Maryland, which ran the six-hour event.

And some enrollments soared.

There are also concerns some enrollment-hungry colleges themselves are starting these high-priced services to attract students with disabilities, but lack the expertise or financial commitment to offer what they truly need.

"We are seeing more interest from companies in China and have plans to offer some open enrollment programs in China in 2013," he said.

Commenting on the trend this year, Mr. Fox said "anecdotal comments from some campuses show enrollment holding, and increasing in some," including the Dubai programs of Middlesex University and Heriot-Watt University of Britain and Murdoch University of Australia.

This trend held true last year in poor areas of the Bronx, where ordinary high schools, some with enrollments of 3,000 or more, had lower success rates on state exams -- and drastically higher dropout rates -- than the New Visions schools, which have enrollments ranging from roughly 75 to 150 students.