The line graph shows the data about how many students enrolled at Sheffield University from three various countries ( Iran, Greece, Turkey) from 2005 to 2009.
Overall, in 2005, there was the maximum number of enrolled students from Greece in 2005, whereas this figure showed the least amount of enrollments from Feece in 2009. Nevertheless, in 2009, Iranian and Turkish students were the most significant quantity.
With regards to registrations, there was a dramatic decline in registered Greek students which it fell from 180 to 60, whereas between 2007 and 2008, the number of Greek students remained stable and it accounted for 60 students. Furthermore, starting from 2008, the amount of recordings dipped to 40 students. On the other hand, beginning from 2005, there was a noticeable growth in enrollment of turkish students and eventually, in 2009, the recording of registration made up 120. Likewise, there was a significant change in enlisted Iranian students which it rose 40 in 2005 and comprised 160 recording in 2009. 
The line graph  
shows
 the data about how  
many
  students
 enrolled at Sheffield University from three various countries  
( 
Iran, Greece, Turkey) from 2005 to 2009. 
Overall
, in 2005, there was the maximum number of enrolled  
students
 from Greece in 2005, whereas this figure  
showed
 the least amount of enrollments from  
Feece
 in 2009.  
Nevertheless
, in 2009, Iranian and Turkish  
students
 were the most significant quantity. 
With regards to
 registrations, there was a dramatic decline in registered Greek  
students
 which it fell from 180 to 60, whereas between 2007 and 2008, the number of Greek  
students
 remained stable and it accounted for 60  
students
.  
Furthermore
, starting from 2008, the amount of recordings dipped to 40  
students
.  
On the other hand
, beginning from 2005, there was a noticeable growth in enrollment of  
turkish
  students
 and  
eventually
, in 2009, the recording of registration made up 120.  
Likewise
, there was a significant  
change
 in enlisted Iranian  
students
 which it rose 40 in 2005 and comprised 160 recording in 2009.