Sentence examples for only entitled from inspiring English sources

Currently they are only entitled to the basic state pension of £110.15.

Most are only entitled to work one day a week, for which they receive about 200 pesos ($4).

Really, it's enough to make one wonder why they're only entitled to a single special day a year.

You are only entitled to compensation if the delay was as a result of something within the airline's control.

The second reckoned that, since you refused the last seat on the plane, you are only entitled to half that.

Reality You are only entitled to statutory redundancy pay once you have worked for your employer for two years.

They're only entitled to a hearing," said André LeMay, a Franciscan Brother working in the church shelter on Monday.

"What makes the Chinese government any different than an agent, who is only entitled to 4percentt?" Hunter said.

Are writers, directors and other creatives only entitled to tell stories concerning their own race or nationality or ethnicity?

Until last summer you were only entitled to National Rail vouchers as compensation, to be spent on further tickets.

However, the restaurant is only entitled to do this if it is unable to fill the table.