Sentence examples for austerity with which from inspiring English sources

The dolls also reflect an austerity with which Ms. Galliéni is familiar.

The austerity with which the 2004 team won the Euro title (Greece conceded only four goals in six games) is nothing compared to the economic restrictions and mounting debt crisis most Greeks are experiencing.

The statement is expected to mark an end to austerity – with which Osborne will always be associated – and usher in an era of more state investment to boost the economy, improve infrastructure and create jobs.

In undermining this claim, the attack from Amherst has done enormous damage to Reinhart and Rogoff's credibility, and to the intellectual underpinnings of the austerity policies with which they are associated.

In last month's budget our new government announced that the Royal Household would not be immune to the Whitehall austerity drive with which David Cameron's administration is hacking back at the dreadful national deficit.

Europe is providing ever more evidence that austerity breeds austerity, which brings on recession and depression.

People in the southern periphery are especially fed up with austerity, which has had a massive cost in terms of unemployment and living standards.

No politician does anything with enthusiasm unless they wanted to do it all along: look at the glee with which George Osborne pursues austerity, even as its initial justifications are forgotten.

Moreover, the present climate of austerity across Europe has increased the urgency with which we must find cost-effective solutions.

But few countries can match the speed with which the United States has embraced fiscal austerity.

The president introduced an austerity programme, named after the new currency - the austral - with which he replaced the peso.