Sentence examples for many entitlements from inspiring English sources

Most have quit because they cannot find jobs; but too many entitlements give them an incentive to leave.

Yet so many entitlements were challenged by the black regime of Comme des Garçons that it is hard not to see its commandant as a Red.

"It is about the direction that this country is going and the direction it's been going for the last four years, and I feel like the people that voted for him are by and large the ones that are on the many entitlements and free stuff that they've been getting," Reynolds said.

Too many worker entitlements can stifle the agility of an enterprise and overload it with cost; too few and the world of work is turned into a high risk, unfair hell.

And on welfare, they believe that once again, the only way for the Democratic Party to survive is to adapt to the agenda of Gingrich and Reagan and make a transition to gradually limit or ultimately eliminate many government entitlement programs without regard to its impact on inner-city neighborhoods.

However, despite the lower cost and improved survival associated with TP-IAT, many state entitlement programs do not reimburse for the procedure.

A marriage license uniquely bestows many hundreds of entitlements and entanglements that publicly affirm the spouses' mutual responsibility and that provide them with the tools they need to care for each other.

For desert theorists a well-designed institutional structure will make it so that many of the entitlements people have are deserved.

The fact is from the Homestead Act, to the GI Bill and legacy admissions at top colleges many Americans receive entitlements based on wealth and race privilege.

(Republicans have said they will not discuss taxes. Many Democrats believe entitlement reform should be put off).

It's not just an Englishman's home but his car that is his castle, judging by the sense of entitlement many feel about doing as they damn well please in it.