Sentence examples for by entitlement from inspiring English sources
I don't think that's driven by entitlement but by an innate understanding of the digital market.
The moderates will stress that the country still faces a ruinous insolvency crisis caused by entitlement burdens.
"This is America, you win by votes, not by entitlement or the most schemes of disenfranchisement," he said.
Other goals — including stabilizing debt as a proportion of economic output, rationalizing the tax code and tackling the long-term fiscal challenge posed by entitlement programs — might prove more important in the coming years, several experts said.
While it is true that Congress passed all the laws that led to the current level of taxes and spending and the resulting deficit, Congress did this is a piecemeal way, tax by tax, appropriation by appropriation and entitlement by entitlement.
At home its cult of secrecy, hazy pan-Islamic agenda and sense that it rules by entitlement now provoke suspicion and resentment even among many fellow Islamists.Whatever its specific focus, the mounting unrest presents an increasingly dangerous challenge to Egypt's battered and creaking state.
But they, too, are failing in their main brief, having neglected to come up with a plan for dealing with the long-term problem caused by entitlements.
Now tax burdens on the middle class caused by entitlements will cause racial polarization because increasingly "brown and beige" people will be supporting "white seniors".
There may have been big disagreements over rates and ratios — but that it was supposed to be replaced by entitlements and revenues of some form is not controversial.
Consider why economic slavery is alleged as: Consider why economic slavery is alleged as: Caused by "entitlements" (unearned receipts), certain government programs (Veteran pensions are earned and so are not entitlements); Described as a form of "modern slavery"; Stated as: "a perpetual state of welfare exists".
There I feel the most belittled by the comments, by the glares and by the entitlement.
