Sentence examples for extent of entitlement from inspiring English sources

For women, the extent of entitlement was often directly related to their pre-existing level of social or economic empowerment within the household.

Brooks did say that "my priorities would be to protect basic research in the sciences as much as possible, even to the extent of cutting entitlements, in order to generate enough funding for basic research".

The lower forms of regulation specify the contents and the extent of the entitlements, specify conditions, and delegate responsibilities.

However, fewer ARTC than SC women reported non-specific symptoms like back pain, joint pain and breast tenderness suggesting that perception of these might to some extent be governed by sense of entitlement to complain, which might be lower among women whose conceptions have required major technical interventions and financial costs.

There is an ongoing debate over the extent of the Gen Y issue of entitlement, but when you're dealing with celebrities, the effects are cast in an even sharper relief.

A sense of entitlement.

"Regard my sense of entitlement.

"Now there's a sense of entitlement.

Officials have a maddening sense of entitlement.

She exudes an overpowering whiff of entitlement.

He had a "delusional sense of entitlement".