Sentence examples for be less austere from inspiring English sources

It will be less austere and more welcoming and far more integrated into its West Side neighborhood.

"Political independence of a central bank is a prerequisite of joining the monetary union," said Ernst Welteke, a council member of the European Central Bank, this week.If Central European governments kept a tighter rein on spending, central banks could afford to be less austere.

Meanwhile the IFS loves the LibDems for giving more fiscal detail than the other parties, & says it would be less austere than the Tories but more austere than Labour.

Conncullin Irish Gin is less austere than its London dry counterparts.

Mr. Maro's brand of Butoh is less austere, more oriented toward colorful spectacle.

In other ways, too, Miliband's life was less austere than his public persona suggested.

They fought – and lost – the election defending a budget that was less austere, but not by much.

The Church may find a successor who is less austere, more politically adept, maybe even one not drawn from the great pool of European white men.

America has recovered before Europe not just because it has been less austere, but also because it rapidly sorted out its banks so that they could lend again (see Charlemagne).In addition, the euro zone needs growth-boosting reform.

Reports that the government would place the central bank under the authority of Mr Palocci's less austere successor (rather than of the president) and renegotiate the debts of the states contributed to the unease.Lula offered quick reassurance.

Another was the fact that Mr Tremonti's budget package was less austere than initially billed: of €40 billion in deficit-cutting measures, €34 billion were put off until 2013 and 2014, by which time a new government will be in office.