Austere in a sentence

Amazon Web Services on Monday announced its Modular Data Center, a cloud offering now available to Defense Department customers operating in austere, low-latency conditions, such as battlefields and areas in crisis.

Despite Jim Kirk's austere instruction, he and Gary Mitchell became close friends, and that friendship lasted long after the latter graduated from the Academy.

Evidently there were many others who decided that preventing the destruction of an entire generation of dynamic young technology companies due to a quirky bank failure was more important than some austere economic principle.

Likewise, modern aircraft, including the F-35, aren't ever going to be taking off from a country road transformed into an austere airbase, and there is little reason to believe the hypothetical A-14 could either.

Margot Robbie’s Barbie presents a façade of perkiness and dynamism; Gerwig’s Violet is austere and nearly expressionless—a face waiting for the person to emerge.

The 122nd FW MCA teams are cross-functional with highly trained Airmen using streamlined tactics to generate combat airpower and conduct persistent mission generation and logistics in an austere environment.

The austere signage in front only hints at the sleek space beyond the front door.

The beauty of the light is most austere.

The boreal is home to countless shades of green and has an austere beauty.

The former in austere white muslin saris… the saris we meet again, carrying his label, woven by humble weavers whom he adopts as his own.

The music he released in 2020’s pandemic months embraced the skittering hi-hats and sliding basslines of UK drill, and his rapping turned austere and jagged.

There is plenty of colourful outside seating for warmer days and the inside had a stripped-back Scandi feel to it without being cold or austere.

An is among 16 North Korean who athletes have come to an opulent host city that could hardly be more different to the austere Pyongyang airport in which they were filmed setting off last month.

As part of the training, the senior enlisted leaders were tasked with assembling a spoke operation and establishing communication with higher echelons, while navigating simulated attacks from adversaries while in austere conditions.

British carmaker Jaguar also saw a more recently after unveiling an avant-garde that that attempts to “break moulds” by featuring diverse, austere models dressed in rainbow colors and spangly makeup.

Dr Anderson tells The Herald: "They were very violent, they were very austere, we were still slopping out.

Far different from what you might imagine from that austere, kingly, beautiful voice.

He lived an austere life in a hut in the woods and was famed for catching snakes.

In a week devoted to these sometimes austere, time-hallowed spaces, I summoned the spirit of the tumultuous period when an emerging faith was fused onto a tottering empire — sparing some time to enjoy neighboring sites and restaurants.

The upbringing of Charles de Gaulle’s three children was austere, with their mother Yvonne said to only kiss Philippe and his two sisters on their birthday and December 31.