Sentence examples for stipends derived from from inspiring English sources

"The vast majority of Detroit's 19,000 or so retirees receive modest monthly stipends derived from decades of public service patrolling streets, putting out fires, running crucial city departments, saving lives," writes Detroit Free Press columnist Susan Tompor.

If on salary, the funds will be derived from the fringe pool; if on stipend, funds come from the postdoc's department.

Calculations derived from the C.B.O.

But perhaps her boldness derived from...indifference"...indifference

Secondary lead is lead derived from scrap.

The antagonisms derived from affluence were gone.

Nitrites are derived from nitrous acid (HNO2).

Football is derived from soccer and rugby.

But the animus derived from something else.

"Rad" is derived from "radiation absorbed dose".

Greens derived from copper are sparingly used.