Sentence examples for expected austerity from inspiring English sources
At this point, you might have expected austerity advocates to consider the possibility that there was something wrong with their analysis and policy prescriptions.
Violent protests in Madrid over expected austerity measures and increasing talk of secession in the wealthy Catalonia region raised pressure on the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, as he moved closer to asking euro zone policy makers for rescue money.
By then, he was already thinking about setting up his office -- in his predecessor's Court Street quarters -- and about allocating his annual budget, which will be more than $200,000 if none of the city's expected austerity measures affect it.
She expressed concern that chancellor George Osborne had just signalled that her borough and others like it could "expect austerity until 2017".
Government and private forecasters expect austerity, in the form of the spending cuts and tax increases, to take a big bite: about 142,000 fewer jobs a month for the rest of the year than would otherwise be added.
"Our budget is down to £280m a year and I am extremely concerned because the chancellor has signalled that his autumn statement in December will say we can expect austerity until 2017.
More research is needed to quantify work incentives in various countries, but I suspect that Western European nations have been pursuing exactly such redistributive austerity and will continue to do so, which means that they can expect austerity to depress their economies.
Mr Osborne is less than halfway through an austerity drive; unless the pace of growth speeds up, five more years of cuts can be expected.With austerity nibbling at public spending, Britain needs other reliable sources of demand.
There was a partisan divide here over how to react to the expected new austerity.
So expect more austerity and more acronyms — and more people trading cupcakes for canned tuna.
Is it reasonable to expect an austerity agenda to deliver a fairer society?
