Sentence examples for with increased enrollment from inspiring English sources

Now the schools are trying to cope with increased enrollment, thanks in part to the reputation they earned during their prosperous years.

The multivariate analysis using mixed models identified factors associated with increased enrollment (Table  4).

Specifically, the presence of ≥1 hematologist or oncologist was associated with increased enrollment, whereas bone aspiration capability and to a lesser extent research ability were associated with lower enrollment rates.

"We are faced with increased enrollment and aging facilities.

"With increased enrollment, not only will African American students get the education they deserve, but they will be able to do so in a comfortable environment," said Danielle Hunter, treasurer of the university's Black Student Union.

The move is necessary because Harrison, with increased enrollment, will move to Class A from B. Rye will remain in Class B and under the Piner system there can be no such thing as inter-class games.

"We're hearing anecdotally from administrators that this has increased awareness of the profession and has had something to do with the increased enrollment," Mr. Goldfarb said.

This new wave is straining the resources of the towns surrounding the casinos, especially with increased school enrollment, and has even increased property values as the new arrivals fill up the available housing".On balance the impact of this immigration is positive for Norwich," Arthur L. Lathrop, the city's mayor, said.

Community colleges indisputably have struggled in recent years as they deal with the dual challenges of increased enrollment and cuts by state legislatures.

At Columbia, members of the Students Afro-Americann Society had ended a class boycott by presenting Acting President Andrew Cordier with demands for an autonomous black-education program with increased black enrollment.

THE need to meet rising state standards, combined with increased student enrollment, is the driving force behind the proposed 2000-2001 school budgets that will be presented to voters on May 16.