Sentence examples for your stipend from inspiring English sources

Is housing available and affordable on your stipend?

It gets better: The total award is for $50,000 annually; you decide how to spend the balance, after your stipend is paid.

And even if your stipend doesn't come from the Public Health Service, your school may soon require an RCR course for all scientists.

It may come as a surprise to you, but your stipend is considered a grant, not a wage; it is not payment for services rendered.

One potentially bright note is that, although as a postdoctoral fellow you do have to pay income tax, your stipend may not be subject to FICA taxes.

Furthermore, though institutions are allowed to supplement your NRSA stipend (as long as you continue to work at least full-time on your training project), they are not allowed to supplement your stipend using DHHS Department of Health and Human Servicess) funds.

You cannot attribute 80% of your time--and take that portion of your salary--from your NRSA stipend, because your NRSA stipend is indivisible.

And your stipends, the money we send each week to your families — your loved ones, whose home addresses we scrupulously maintain — aren't they sufficient?

And your stipends, the money we send each week to your families your loved ones, whose home addresses we scrupulously maintain aren't they sufficient?

Alternatively, perhaps a faculty member in theoretical biology would be willing to pay a part of your postdoc stipend, in exchange for a few hours of your theoretical expertise each week.

Farther down in the article, the same student was in high snark mode: "It's hard to tell an undergraduate who's in debt $27,000 a year that your $10,000 stipend and full-tuition waiver isn't enough," he said.