Sentence examples for * entitlement in from inspiring English sources

McCain voted against the prescription-drug entitlement in 2003.

Love the sense of entitlement in your generation.

That prompted a university investigation, which found a "culture of entitlement" in the program.

In 2003 he signed into law the first big entitlement in years, the prescription-drug benefit.

"That led to a sense of entitlement in some people's minds," he said.

The local role is the "how?" How do we deliver that entitlement in our community?

She describes growing up with no sense of "entitlement" – in one sense an advantage.

"But we're legislating the most expensive expansion of an entitlement in U.S. history.

Educators and mental health professionals also say that affluence breeds a sense of entitlement in children.

For all this, there is no hint of entitlement in his manner.

"Everybody has sort of had it with the sense of entitlement in certain parts of the population," he said.