Sentence examples for Cutting standard from inspiring English sources

"There will be improved wi-fi, better catering, refurbished stations and importantly we'll be cutting standard anytime fares by 15% on average".

FirstGroup has said it would bring in key improvements for passengers, including cutting standard fares by 15%, but critics fear it would not be able to afford the £5.5bn it was paying for the franchise.

Not necessarily, because even when suppliers cut standard prices it doesn't mean they will fall across all their tariffs.

When it cut standard prices it would also launch Online 21, a new cheapest tariff, which would put it at the top of the best-buy tables.

First Utility has also introduced a tariff which is 13% cheaper than its existing lowest tariff, but has not cut standard prices.

Many of them were designed so he could ask a lumberyard to cut standard pieces of wood, and screw them together himself.

In its bid, FirstGroup said it would introduce better wi-fi and food, more frequent trains and more seats, and would cut standard fares by 15%.

The dangerous drinks can come from botched batches of home-distilled liquor, but they often have a more sinister origin; criminal gangs will cut standard alcohols with methanol and sell the resulting concoctions to unassuming customers for inflated profits.

Indeed, quite often, at least in the short-term, they offer the strongest incentives for those who can find ways to cut standards and lower costs, exploiting anyone and everything in their wake.

"To have a profit motive means that quality can be interfered with because in order to make a profit they have to cut standards and pay," he said.

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