Sentence examples for out of austerity from inspiring English sources

Out of austerity and necessity, however, it's just possible that such pessimism may be challenged.

On the face of it, businesses have done well out of austerity Britain.

He can get serenity out of austerity in the gentle cut of a coat and make vivid colors fade away to shades of pink and dove gray.

As the UK comes out of austerity, here's what £150 million could buy: £150 million is the average cost of administering an election.

Protesters carry placards reading in Greek "Out of austerity measures, Troika, and Neonazi-ists" during a protest in central Athens today.

Progressive unions are also joining in with One Million Climate Jobs and National Climate Service vision to get us out of austerity and into co-operatively owned sustainable industries.

We must grieve for those lives, because while such fatalities are the starkest example of the psychological fall-out of austerity, so many more are suffering day-in, day-out.

We'd just come out of the austerity of the Second World War.

And this film is a fascinating picture of this country in 1964, with the Beatles as our cheerfully anarchic heroes, leading us out of austerity-era Britain with its stuffiness and complacency.

WASHINGTON — Thirty-two yeafterfter President Ronald Reagan proclaimed that "government is the problem" and 17 years after President Bill Clinton offered a surrender of sorts on that issue by stating that the "era of big government is over," President Obama made a case Tuesday night for closing out the politics of austerity.

And in Italy, it is the anti-politics Five Star Movement, which feeds on popular resentment of an out-of-touch political class, austerity directives from Berlin and Brussels, and increased migration of refugees from North Africa and the Middle East.