Sentence examples for reflect an austerity from inspiring English sources

The dolls also reflect an austerity with which Ms. Galliéni is familiar.

The well-lighted setting reflects an attractive austerity, with brushed chrome chairs pulled up to six butcher-block tables and a few Ansel Adams-style black-and-whites on the walls.

The TUC is staging a mass march in central London on 20 October dubbed A Future That Works, that it says will reflect a shift against austerity across Europe.

This rise in what has been described as 'economic suicides' 27 could reflect an acute response of the Greek population to the rapid and dramatic changes of socioeconomic conditions induced by austerity programmes.

The word "austerity" reflects an attempt to make something moral-sounding and value-based out of specific reductions in government spending that result in specific losses to specific people.

Those possibilities reflect a growing consensus that heavily indebted countries cannot afford their current obligations and need some relief to avoid being condemned to endless rounds of austerity and no growth.

The figures, which reflect a reversal of last year's trend of falling unemployment, come after the International Monetary Fund this week urged the chancellor to ease his austerity plans and deploy more aggressive measures to spur growth.

Others reflected an anti-Westminster, anti-austerity mood, distrust of Ed Miliband, the poor quality of some Labour politicians at Westminster and Holyrood.

Only sales to governments fell, reflecting a general turn toward austerity by many of the world's biggest governments.

These pieces are written for the darkest period in the Christian calendar, but they are so much more than sombre lamentations to reflect the austerity of Lent.

Though several major competitors, including Continental, have hinted that they're considering adding some flights in Denver to pick off some of United's business-travel market share there, it's apparent that airports like Denver International are more likely to reflect the austerity of the discount carriers more than the free-spending élan of the classic United road warrior.