Sentence examples for stipend in from inspiring English sources

His check arrives monthly, a well-earned stipend in his view.

It has become popular to argue college athletes should be paid a stipend in addition to their scholarships.

When Mr. Jackson filed for the monthly stipend in November, he said he needed the financial help to survive.

(Teaching assistantships generally come with a tuition waiver and a stipend, in exchange for part-time work helping to teach undergraduates).

The law firm did not award spring bonuses in 2012, but last year paid its associates a small stipend in addition to a year-end reward.

As I leave, I wonder aloud why Sharp is not working with a huge stipend in a sleek office a few miles away in Harvard Yard.

The program is based on models in Mexico and Brazil in which poor families receive stipends in exchange for meeting certain social goals, like keeping their children in school or getting regular medical checkups.

Jennifer Rodriguez, a double bronze medalist at the 2002 Salt Lake Games who will compete in her fourth Olympics in Vancouver, was asked how much she made from skating in sponsorships and stipends in her best year.

Paul Jackson, an art history doctoral student in his ninth year at N.Y.U., said that stipends in his department were about $9,000 when he started (N.Y.U. said it now has a $13,000 minimum) and that he has taken out loans, accepted teaching assignments at other universities and worked four days a week in the Jackson Pollock-Lee Krasner house in East Hampton.

Mr. Bargetto's organization, along with the IT Awards foundation and other groups, has been vocal about changing the code, which allows Equity members to work for stipends in Off Off Broadway productions as long as there are limits to the number of performances, the production budget, the rehearsal schedule and the price of tickets.

Currently, monthly Ph.D. stipends in Graduiertenkollegs start at ?921 plus a family allowance.