Sentence examples for austerity costs from inspiring English sources

There is a warning to politicians in the latest UN report on trade and development that austerity costs growth (take note, George Osborne).

New York Times: "Unemployment in Euro Zone Reaches a Record High" WSJ: "Sixth Quarter of Contraction Looms for Euro Zone" Der Spiegel: "Shredded Social Safety Net: European Austerity Costing Lives" WSJ: "Spain Says Budget Gap Is Wider Than Reported" New York Times: "European Car Sales Point to Continuing Slump" WSJ: "Italy Unable to Form Government" New York Times: "Debt Rising in Europe".

The conquest of Everest prompted celebration in a Britain demoralised by austerity, the costs of the second world war and loss of empire.

But so far, Europe's leaders have been in denial of the evidence that austerity is costing lives".

The Local Government Information Unit thinktank says eight years of austerity have cost English councils 40% of their central funding.

A growing recognition that austerity has cost more than it saved is now matched with impending dread as to what crisis Brexit will precipitate.

Predictably enough, the "respectable elements" were those who welcomed the new regime of austerity and cost-cutting under the in-coming emperor Galba.

That could prove tricky, given the current mood of austerity and cost-cutting, with researchers across the land seeing the potential sources of funding shrinking fast.

Its austerity will cost jobs and cripple the economy.

And lately, in our age of austerity, the cost has been deemed too high and substantial cuts are being made.

So their parliament's rejection of the austerity measures cost Portuguese taxpayers 15.71 million euros on that bond issue alone, in return for which they got exactly nothing".