Sentence examples for either the austerity from inspiring English sources
Either the austerity will go, or he will.
You either welcome the austerity of that three-octave voice - or run for the hills.
Let every elector in London understand that their actions on Thursday can either accelerate the austerity or contribute to the resistance.
If voters were given any choice, it was this: either accept the austerity measures or be forced to leave the euro zone.
And Morahan lends a wonderfully steely, manic edge to her alienation from postwar Britain: you feel the fault may not lie entirely with the country that Susan can find no place in during the eras of either Attlee austerity or Macmillan's materialism.
This suggests that the austerity plan is, at least for now, failing either to stimulate the economy or cut the deficit, as the government had promised.
You can't simply chalk all of this up to the austerity that Corbyn will sweep away, either.
But voters don't like the austerity imposed by their replacements much more either.
Either way, any Greek euro deal that fails to write off unrepayable debt or end the austerity squeeze will only postpone the crisis.
The austerity consensus is fraying.
