Sentence examples for austere enough to from inspiring English sources

Slightly herbal, slightly citrusy, very complex and just austere enough to make you want to take another sip.

But some economists said the budget was not austere enough to curb 7.7percentt inflation, which has been stubborn despite interest rates of 15percentt.

Passing Westminster Abbey on my way, I'd spontaneously dropped in on a 7 30 a.m. service held in a side chapel austere enough to pass for a rock church in Jerusalem.

While bankrupts blame the prime minister for the austere economic climate, the markets worry that he is not austere enough, and is prepared to sacrifice financial stringency for political expediency.

And having gone through a period where I was into stories that weren't strictly stories, like James Joyce or Samuel Beckett, things that were austere enough so the story was reduced to a very simple idea, almost like a word.

Yet it was not austere enough for the creditors, who reportedly quibbled over Syriza's plans to tax the rich.

2.44pm: Jay asks if her view is the policy is not sufficiently austere or if is it austere enough.

Abstract monuments - Lutyens's Cenotaph, the minimalist Vietnam Wall in Washington, with its endless roll of names - are austere enough for war.

Daniel Mitchell, of the libertarian-minded Cato Institute, argues that Europe has not been austere enough and that much more is needed.

Paul — who, along with fellow Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Mike Lee of Utah, has already said he cannot support the current bill — rejected the Republican plan as not fiscally austere enough but said that in the face of an impasse, he could support legislation that simply repeals Obama's health-care law.

But this is a tidy talking point that obscures the fact that plenty of economists don't think the spending freeze is a good idea, and plenty of liberals don't think the freeze is austere enough.