Sentence examples for problem of entitlement from inspiring English sources
Rather than addressing the long-term problem of entitlement spending, we are hearing that such programs are off limits.
"The case for separation grows," said Neil Dwane, chief investment officer Europe for Allianz Global Investors, citing a "cultural problem of entitlement to bonus and risk-taking" and also the management risks.
McCain, Huckabee and Thompson emphasize spending control and dealing with the monumental problem of entitlements.
Instead, he built a re-election campaign that was long on making the wealthiest pay more in taxes, short on spending discipline, and firmly hands-off on the problem of entitlements.
A far less likely catalyst for better economic growth would be a successful resolution of the problem of entitlements and long-term structural budget deficits.
Yep, Obama has failed to resolve the problem of excessive entitlement spending; furthermore, he's cutting entitlement spending!
Future financial innovation, for example, could deal with the problem of rigid entitlements — like Social Security or health benefits — that are making our national debt problems so difficult.
The second problem is one of entitlement.
The NAO also says that HMRC's introduction of a real time information system for PAYE has the potential to significantly reduce some of the problems around verification of entitlement for benefits which have means-tested elements to their eligibility criteria.
You can't solve the problem of aggrieved male entitlement by engineering some weird and at least semi-coercive program of "enforced monogamy" built on the assumption that men inherently deserve some sort of access to women's bodies regardless of what the women inhabiting these bodies want.
However, being that Person A is a 4, he/she is *not* attracted to a 3. (On "Catfish" the problem is the sense of entitlement. It's not that the duped loser isn't attracted to the scammer. It's more that "well, I fell in love with an 8, so that's what I deserve").
