Sentence examples for differently entitled from inspiring English sources

As discussed in Section 3, the pros and cons of labor market policies differ across individuals who at a point in time happen to be differently entitled to the simple model economy's non-labor income.

Someone else might see things differently, and we're all entitled to our own opinion.

Different people react differently to breakups, and you're entitled to feel emotionless as much as overly emotional.

Intuitively, all labor units benefit equally from a reduction in labor income risk, but individuals entitled to different amounts of the economy's non-labor income are differently affected by redistribution's collateral damage in terms of production efficiency.

"Baseball and the Olympics are entitled to govern themselves differently if they want to," Fehr said.

But Level 3 is trying to gain an unfair business advantage over its CDN competitors by claiming it's entitled to be treated differently and trying to force Comcast to give Level 3 unlimited and highly imbalanced traffic and shift all the cost onto Comcast and its customers.

I suppose what bothers me more are the well-off in this country, many of whom believe they're entitled to being treated differently, even pampered.

Although a column profiling the British wine experts Michael Broadbent and Jancis Robinson is provocatively entitled "Do the Brits Taste Differently?," McInerney focuses solely on their colorful personalities and refuses to be drawn into the endless Anglo-American squabbling over wine.

As an article from Psychology Today entitled "What Happy People Do Differently" reports: Truly happy people seem to have an intuitive grasp of the fact that sustained happiness is not just about doing things that you like.

"Karl believes he is entitled to look at fiscal matters differently as his circumstances have changed and he is not one to back down," says a source close to the 32-year-old.

The self-centered and demanding adults Dr. Perri Klass describes will become parents, too, and their children will act like them, with an entitled outlook on life that will manifest itself differently at different ages.