Sentence examples for no less austere from inspiring English sources

U.S. laws, which compelled Geeknet to take technical steps that led to the defection of Notepad++, are no less austere.

At Bestia, chef Ori Menashe's cassoeula is no less austere: pork ribs, veal ribs and sausage presented in a crock of strong broth; meat simmered almost to gelatin, greens cooked to the point where they tear at the touch of a fork.

But austerity seems much less austere if you are old.

During 2010 and 2011, with the waves of vibrant, sometimes violent, student anti-cuts marches, and then the sudden explosion of the summer riots – hard to see as wholly unpolitical: there were no comparable riots during the less austere governments of Blair and Brown – the coalition's privately expressed apprehension seemed justified.

The Germans are looking for a sort of "grand bargain" with Mr. Hollande, Mr. Grant said: French commitment to domestic reform and fiscal discipline in return for Berlin's accepting the beginning of a European banking system, a "growth pact" and a discussion of collectivized debt — and as important, "shifting the policy mix on austerity to be a little less austere," he said.

No less well-informed than Tadie but intellectually less austere, Carter tends to a more narrative style, as in this about Proust's parents: "As Adrien and Jeanne put away their wedding finery, they could hear the noises of civil strife erupting in the streets as the Second Empire began its death throes"; and he gives a graphic account of Capt.

Less austere, less statuesque.

T: You're looking much less austere than usual, O'Brien.

There were too few features designed to make the units feel less austere, said the report.

Mr. Miller explained, "American car buyers have clearly expressed their preference for less austere transportation".

Coming to America has made Simons less precious and less austere.