Sentence examples for austere future from inspiring English sources
But in the austere future we all face, preparation for a flawed democracy may be less needed than home-survival skills – jam-making and breeding those rabbits.
In the fiscally austere future which we will likely face for many years to come, new sources of public funding might be hard to come by – especially for workforce efforts that have already shrunk so dramatically over the past three decades.
Those officials, bowing to a more austere future, plan to launch a marketing campaign next year to complement the long-running pitch "What happens here, stays here". Aimed at recession-worn consumers, it will focus on the value and breadth of Las Vegas offerings and its escapist allure.
And every day in government he offers a more pessimistic, austere prospectus for the future.
Many Egyptians are pious Muslims, but that did not automatically mean they shared the Brotherhood's austere vision of the future.
In "1984," he projected the bleakly austere wartime atmosphere into the future and filled it out with details from totalitarian rule in Germany and the Soviet Union.
A 40-year-old from southeastern Wisconsin serving his sixth term in the House, Mr. Ryan has been getting a lot of attention for his "Roadmap for America's Future," an unusually austere proposal to vanquish the federal debt by, among other things, partly dismantling Social Security and Medicare as they currently exist.
In this turmoil, Friedrich sits almost primly on the cusp between past and future, using an austere, realism as old as Van Eyck and Dürer to imbue untouched nature with a modern sense of spirituality and design that vibrated with emotion, like a tautly held tuning fork.
I feel moved when I contemplate the scene when the broken Burgo, living abroad because he has gambled everything away, has to be rescued from his debts by Glencora's austere but chivalrous husband, Plantaganet Palliser, future Duke of Omnium: on condition the wastrel remains in a small German town where there is no public gaming-table.
You know, the austere, perfect and emotionally dead techno-future world of the recent movie.
I am deeply concerned about the future of social work in such austere times.
