Sentence examples for entitlement to expect from inspiring English sources

Pro athletes are easily typecast as society's chosen ones, an exalted class of millionaire performers with the financial means to enjoy a worry-free life and the sense of entitlement to expect as much.

The mere fact that a decision was made in the past provides no reason in itself to expect that it will be followed in the future, and certainly creates no entitlement to expect that it will be followed.

What would happen to the entitlements they had come to expect under socialism?

In other words, should these entitlements we have come to expect be reserved only for those who truly need it?

As recently as a year ago, Roethlisberger, a 28-year-old quarterback, appeared to be virtually untouchable as a two-time Super Bowl winner with the wealth, celebrity and entitlement sports stars have come to expect.

It is being in a status that offers no sense of career, no sense of secure occupational identity and few, if any, entitlements to the state and enterprise benefits that several generations … had come to expect as their due.

The change to child benefit entitlement is expected to save the Treasury about £1bn.

Rather, they may carry a sense of entitlement or expect life to be easy for them, which leaves them unprepared to face the challenges life will surely throw at them.

She makes the case that that generation is particularly ill-equipped for a challenging job market: "There's an element of entitlement — they expect people to figure things out for them".

In short, under the right to health and the entitlement to health care in particular, people can expect access to health facilities that provide the essential medicines they may need.

A government that refers to its own tax and spending policies as unsustainable (as ours has) and then presents the public with an expensive new entitlement can expect a lot of distrust, if not outright bewilderment.