Sentence examples for the same austerity as from inspiring English sources

The EU, they say, should submit to the same austerity as its members.

Under occupation, Paris had not had to endure quite the same austerity as wartime Britain - although when Cecil Beaton arrived there in 1946 and shot a collection against the backdrop of a pile of vegetables, he found his famished assistants more interested in the carrots than the couture.

At the same time, however, the Polish Left has already struck out twice - first during the 40 years of Communism and then when the post-Communist Social Democratic Party returned to power and implemented the same austerity capitalism as its more conservative predecessors.

At the same time the painting is a clear homage to an earlier self-portrait by Cezanne – there's the same austerity, the same workmanlike setting – as well as exhibiting a cousinship with Picasso's own triumphant image of Gertrude Stein, also from 1906 (that basilisk stare and sand-coloured skin).

As his enemy will later describe him, he cannot "be other than one thing"; he commands peace "even with the same austerity and garb as he controlled the war".

The public finances are healthier than in 2012, thanks to the same austerity that Mr Tsipras so abhors.

So the doctors prescribe more of the same: austerity, structural reform and a war against tax evasion.

But an editorial by Paul-Henri du Limbert entitled "Sleight of hand" warns that "the appearance of austerity is not the same as austerity".

At the same time, as many as 5,000 Greeks, including hundreds of angry police officers on motorbikes, joined demonstrations here against the austerity plans of a government still wobbly after skirting collapse last month.

Possibly the most daunting combination was attempted by David Cameron namely to instigate sweeping structural adjustments, at the same time as austerity required efficiency savings of £20 billion over four year form 2001-2015 to secure the same level of coverage for an ageing population.

Follow austerity as far as the eye can see.