Sentence examples for would be austere from inspiring English sources
"Eden" would be austere and searching.
It would be austere; Mr Cameron promised £25 billion ($40 billion) of additional cuts in the first two years of the next parliament, especially to the welfare budget.
Meanwhile the IFS loves the LibDems for giving more fiscal detail than the other parties, & says it would be less austere than the Tories but more austere than Labour.
By 1970, the U.S. Navy had secured funding for what officials told Congress would be an "austere communications station".
A member of the fire support group, he was in Helmand during one of the worst periods of fighting against the Taliban, and life in the base would have been austere – and hot.
Promise No.3: to be "austere and transparent".
But they also tend to be austere.
Every monk I'd met was austere, strict, and vegetarian.
When built, the set would be black and austere, and filled with enormous L.E.D. screens.
And he was not troubled by the fact that such a regime would be considerably more austere and less flexible than would be the case here.
Merriam-Webster defines it as A situation in which there is not much money and it is spent only on things that are necessaryOr Enforced or extreme economyAn austere individual would be someone who lives within their budget: that is, who spends less than their annual income.
