Sentence examples for student arrivals from inspiring English sources

But by December 2015, the number of non-EU student arrivals hit a nine-year low of 167,000; by March 2016, non-EU applications to study in the UK had dropped to 222,609, a 6% decline.

Even though these two deadly attacks left nearly 3,000 casualties in their wake, U.S. study abroad statistics reveal that student arrivals in Spain and the U.K. continued to increase.

In Ghana, the most popular destination for U.S. study abroad programs in West Africa, saw a 68% drop in student arrivals, even without a single confirmed case of Ebola in the country.

Poor participation or utilization of SBP could result from types of foods offered or student arrival times.

In anticipation of the students' arrival, the university has been securing local apartment buildings and temporarily converting open dormitory lounges into private spaces that can accommodate as many as eight beds.

The Department of Justice has identified the period between students' arrival on campus in late August and Thanksgiving break as the stretch of time when a student is more likely to be assaulted than at any other point in her college career.

Mr. Monte said the new initiative "was born out of the fact that the H-2B program collapsed," though the students' arrival was also delayed until after the July 4 weekend by red tape.

It will be most effective if students have familiarity with the history and geography of Israel and/or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.] Prior to your students' arrival in class, transform a section of your classroom into an "Israel at 60″ gallery.

They feel the impact of slow embassy and university procedures well before the students' arrival.

Amazingly, all the "merits" of the graduating seniors involved attributes that predated the students' arrival on campus.

One of the Canadian teachers told us that thousands of dollars had been sent to the orphanage prior to the students' arrival to buy building material and other goods.