Sentence examples for entitlements which from inspiring English sources

All plausible deals to do this involve both tax hikes (which Republicans oppose) and cuts to entitlements (which Democrats hate).

We're always told how courageous it is to even bring up the idea of touching "entitlements," which is odd, given that both parties do it all the time.

Yet in budget talks, Republicans ignore tax entitlements, which flow mostly to high-income taxpayers, while pushing to cut Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

This demographic shift will result in an explosion in the cost of entitlements, which will crush our children's chances of continuing to enjoy robust economic growth and prosperity.

So, inspired by this finding, we're inviting a panel of experts to help you understand the range of rights and entitlements which come into play at work.

Fortunately, interest expense isn't the budget buster here; it's entitlements, which consume such a massive and growing share of tax revenue.

He recalled "the sense of history, the sense of entitlement, which sounds like a negative but really it's not".

Her sense of entitlement — which, carefully edited, is what makes her good TV — is now out of control.

Each group shares benefit assurance, and a sense of entitlement, which are fast-fleeing for most of us.

It added that annual bonuses appear to be "regarded as an entitlement", which can spur short-termism.

Exposure to social and economic reality will help to redress the sense of entitlement which defines the modern prospect.