Sentence examples for some stipends from inspiring English sources

"Student athletes have had this power and they have been trying to exercise this in different ways for the last couple of years, as we have seen student athletes organizing around amateurship vs. being able to gain some stipends," noted Dr. Scott Brooks, Associate Professor of Sociology at Mizzou.

Secondly, when we realized that financial constraint was the commonest barrier to a regular clinic attendance, our program quickly made available some stipends, to cushion this challenge.

If that also means raising some salaries or stipends for some jobs somewhat, so be it.

Some localities offer stipends for participating in training opportunities or wage supplements to child care teachers who get additional educational credentials.

In order to help people with mobility impairments that cannot transfer independently live at home and participate in life's activities, insurance or government agencies may provide for personal attendant care services and in some cases provide stipends for family members providing these services.

Some schools offer stipends for travel.

Some are paid monthly stipends or are offered a portion, often a third, of their salary.

These experiential education programs are generally for-credit work experiences and some offer compensation or stipends.

Medicare, meanwhile, is experimenting with some pay-for-performance stipends for doctors.

The instruction costs 1,000 euros, or $1,387 (some students receive housing stipends and other assistance), and attracts 1,200 professionals each year.

Her largesse extended to paying rent and medical bills for needy artists; she gave some of them monthly stipends, and she financed Stuart Davis's only trip to Paris, in 1928.