Sentence examples for though entitlement from inspiring English sources

Even though entitlement programs were largely protected, the sequester was the terrible result of reckless brinkmanship.

The larger purpose is to assure the vast bulk of Americans left behind that they will be spared higher taxes — even though entitlements make a tax increase unavoidable.

In their attempts to telegraph restless entitlement, though, most of these characters came off like pouty children.

She does warn against negotiating with a sense of entitlement, though, suggesting that job applicants focus on their interest in the position, the organization, and the opportunity while making their bid for more money.

The key issue though is entitlement to adoption support and that is not in the government's proposals".

A majority in the House would give Republicans three powerful weapons: the ability to frame the legislative agenda, control over some important funding decisions (though not entitlements like Social Security and Medicare) and the authority to subpoena and investigate the executive branch.

What, though, of the entitlement given to victims by themselves?

We will speak of this latter concept as the concept of entitlement, though different philosophers use different terminology to mark this distinction.

Equally good is Butler, who effectively balances Bradley's insecurity and sense of entitlement, though there's a curious tentativeness to the characterization that seems to derive from Drukman's make-nice sentimentality.

That is, the ability to vote is not some special right or a way for minority voters to "get over" on the majority, though the word "entitlement" suggests just that.

Ellie goes further and cites studies that suggest sexual violence is "to an extent rooted in ideologies of male sexual entitlement," though I struggle to see any real connection between rape and the guy who wolf-whistled at me this morning.