Examples of 'entitled to more' in a sentence
Meaning of "entitled to more"
entitled to more - This phrase indicates that someone has the right or privilege to receive a greater amount or additional benefits or resources
How to use "entitled to more" in a sentence
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entitled to more
And friends are entitled to more than that.
Blake received advanced payments and was entitled to more.
No member is entitled to more than one vote.
Families with numerous children are entitled to more aid.
They are entitled to more lenient treatment.
Clearly she should be entitled to more.
Rwanda was entitled to more international support.
They thought they were entitled to more.
You are entitled to more than that.
He indicated his belief that parliamentarians are entitled to more of such information.
I am entitled to more than that.
They always feel entitled to more.
I am entitled to more than you.
Thinking you are entitled to more.
We are entitled to more than that.
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We are driven by the belief that all people are entitled to more nature.
But you are entitled to more money.
She is not satisfied and feels like she is entitled to more.
I think you are entitled to more compensation.
Affected individuals, the involved officers, police officials and the public are entitled to more.
No member shall be entitled to more than one vote.
I'm entitled to more than that, to protection too!
But she was entitled to more.
We are entitled to more than an attempt at a three-card trick.
They are not entitled to more.
I am entitled to more than that . Protection, too.
You are the eldest and are entitled to more than your siblings.
You may be entitled to more deductions than you think.
We are definitely entitled to more.
You may be entitled to more compensation than you think.
Some changes may mean you are entitled to more benefits.
I am entitled to more.
Physical workers and pregnant women were generally entitled to more food products.
An employee may be entitled to more than one type of benefit.
And even if we are, we are entitled to more.
You could be entitled to more assistance in the outside world than you think.
You and your kids are well entitled to more fistbump days.
You are likely entitled to more than they are offering following a serious auto accident.
Members shall under no circumstance be entitled to more than one vote by proxy.
Whites are entitled to more than double the amount allocated to Blacks.
Another difference in treatment is that defendants are entitled to more visits than convicted persons.
You may be entitled to more money than the NRS is able to offer.
There is always a very good chance that you are entitled to more than you think.
No person will be entitled to more than one award of the VSM.
Something told me that for a small fee, customers were entitled to more than just a massage.
I guess the Lord is entitled to more of a commitment than that from me.
If they work long and hard, they feel entitled to more benefits.
Cause she 's entitled to more than just your backside.
They were considered citizens and, as such, were entitled to more protection.
Surely we are entitled to more information.
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