Sentence examples for which scholarships from inspiring English sources

The criteria on which scholarships are awarded varies.

Commissioner Richard J. Ensor said the conference's football program -- the only sport in which scholarships are not offered -- would continue.

One of its most surprising findings was the degree to which scholarships from universities themselves have shifted from low-income students to wealthier ones.

In the title story, one of several in which scholarships play the role of fairy godmother, you learn only at the end what a chilling background the farm girl has escaped.

Is this really an area in which scholarship is appropriate or profitable?

This is an extreme example, but every day thousands of families dictate similar patterns in which scholarship money informs their children's perceptions of their own self-worth.

But there are some teams that seem to have developed a culture in which scholarship money does not come up too often.

Institutions like the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music now take pains to engineer a few of those forms, an effort that hasn't gone unnoticed by high school players deciding where to apply or which scholarship to accept.

The difficult question about these two moves, on which scholarship is divided, is how far the pendulum has now swung back towards conventionalism.

Supporting the Dream NOV. 3 -- A black-tie dinner at the Sheraton New York Hotel will aid the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships and program support at the 45 historically black public colleges and universities.

The Tuttle Tots race honors the memory of Caroline and the money goes to the Tuttle Tots Educational Scholarship Fund, which awards scholarships to early childhood development teachers who live in Carroll, Gallatin and Trimble Counties in Kentucky.