Sentence examples for a model of austerity from inspiring English sources

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, now Pope Francis I or Papa Francisco I, was born and raised in Buenos Aires, loves tango and futbol (soccer), and is by all accounts, a model of austerity, modesty and humility.

The court ruling and continuing budgetary difficulties have left Portugal's government — once held up as a model of the austerity approach — with a dwindling set of options if it is to balance its books.

Despite being held up as a model of successful austerity by the European Commission due to its 7% growth rate of GDP in 2015, the still low level of GDP combined with a weak labor market meant Ireland's election was highly contested.

New Jersey isn't overseas, but since Sessions and many other Republicans have hailed it as a shining model of austerity, let's start there.

The Company was a model of economy and austerity that modern managers would do well to emulate.

At the start of its six-month rotating presidency of the European Union, Ireland says it wants to lead the euro zone out of crisis-management to the era of recovery.Ireland has a good claim to being a model of adjustment through austerity and structural reform.

Portugal is a model student of austerity.

Ireland has been held up by Germany and other European countries as a model of how to tackle austerity.

His headline "Europe's Austerity Disaster" says it all, while "The British Experiment" is held up as a model of precisely what not to do.

While Greece experienced widespread backlash against the austerity measures suggested by the IMF and the European Central Bank, Ireland was held up as a model of compliance.

Again, it's hard to think of a model in which austerity is contractionary but stimulus isn't expansionary.