Sentence examples for full austerity from inspiring English sources

With the economies of Southern Europe in full austerity mode, the Eurofighter Typhoon is also seeing cutbacks in projected purchases by Spain, which confirmed in August it planned to defer its procurement of 12 of the planes.

Here is a president who argues that full austerity should not be first choice, and that a reduction of public deficit should be done in a way that doesn't kill the patient, and no one notices.

Every aside was a gem ("Even though the war had ended three years ago – that's longer than the Saturdays' chart career – Britain was still full of austerity").

In fairness, it's an argument that carries some weight, but it doesn't tell the full story; austerity slashed our services while doing very little to improve the state of government spending.

A new survey found that full-blown austerity programmes often make sovereign debt problems worse rather than solve them.

But opponents of full-blooded austerity could also take heart that the pendulum has swung, finally, in their favour.

That's true even in America, which has avoided full-fledged austerity at the federal level but has seen big spending and employment cuts at the state and local level.

Last week Canada officially entered a recession, and with First Nations teetering on the brink of elimination, there is a strong risk of us facing full-blown austerity policies if the Conservative prime minister continues in post after October.

George Papandreou, the prime minister, at last threw his full weight behind austerity.

But then came the full weight of austerity, and especially Osborne's determination that it continue until at least 2018.

Instead, insisting on the status quo full of more austerity produced an increasingly weaker Greece, more unemployment and more loss of competitiveness.