Sentence examples for austere conditions from inspiring English sources
It is already living under austere conditions.
Describes crowded and austere conditions in Chinese railway stations.
Many of the Europeans are also living in more austere conditions.
"Often they would be deprived of reading material and light in quite austere conditions".
Alone she experienced life in a city under heavy bombing and in austere conditions.
He did acknowledge, however, that Reserve and Guard troops were living "in some pretty spartan, austere conditions".
"These incidents are exacerbated by austere battlefield conditions, combat stress, fatigue and cultural misunderstandings," Colonel Simons said.
As Michael Howard's special adviser at the Home Office in the 1990s, Cameron stood for "decent, but austere" prison conditions and the doctrine that "prison works".
These standard, austere loan conditions reduce economic growth and deepen and prolong financial crises, creating severe hardships for the poorest people in borrowing countries and strengthening local opposition to the IMF.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls and shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander used an article in the Times to say that, like the governments of its 27 member states, the EU should accept that it must cut spending in the current austere economic conditions.
High capital costs, maintenance needs, limited availability of trained personnel and equipment technicians, and austere environmental conditions all contribute to this scarcity of imaging capacity.
