Sentence examples for increased stipend from inspiring English sources

Last year the University increased stipend funding for humanities and social science students.

Let's do a bunch of that!" Hopkins has taken a number of bold steps, and for the increased stipend alone I could fall to my knees and kiss the steps of Gilman Hall.

The increased stipends mean that these excellent researchers will receive between ?2200 and ?3100 monthly, compared to the ?1840 to ?2250 that the fellowships are worth at present.

The Neubauer Family Graduate Student Leader/Change Agent Fund will award increased stipends for selected students entering doctoral programs at the University, starting in the 2018-19 academic year.

Penning said that because NIH is on course to increase stipend levels for beginning NRSA postdocs to $45,000 a year, new equity issues will surface--not necessarily among postdocs, but between postdocs and faculty.

Joe Carchio is not the mayor of Huntington Beach taxpayers ("Mayor could increase stipend," Jan . 6.

I'm referring to the article in the Jan . 6issue of the Independent ("Mayor could increase stipend") that details Mayor Joe Carchio adding more job responsibilities to his agenda than a world-class spinner of plates on poles could handle…even if they had a dozen sets of hands.

Groves and Healton said Georgetown will continue to increase stipends and find ways to enhance graduate student health insurance.

These officials have called for fingerprinting students, increasing stipends for proctors and imposing real consequences on those who cheat.

In his letter last week, Coatsworth said the university has "worked continually for the past decade to increase stipends, enhance benefits and improve the quality of life" for graduate students.

Testing officials said they would consider Mr. Kaplan's proposal, which also calls for increasing stipends for proctors — they are currently paid $75 for the day — and compensating the school for taking responsibility for the testing security.