Sentence examples for Excessive fare from inspiring English sources

Boris's needless and excessive fare increases have not provided extra investment – indeed that has fallen during his term and much has been wasted".

Owen Leed, chief of marketing for South Africa tourism, said he was not worried that the loss of a few smaller airlines would lead to excessive fare increases.

My friends and family are at risk of losing all of their money, as re-booking will mean paying excessive fares with another airline.

Marianne McInerney, executive director of the association, said, "By imposing a $10 surcharge on paper tickets, American has placed an additional financial burden on corporations that are already being subjected to excessive fares".

But by the same token, no wonder passengers in cattle class can't get free Wi-Fi, or even a seat on the evening train out of Euston: there's no cash left to make the services worth the often excessive fares.

This must happen without the continuous and excessive raising of fares, which burns holes in Londoners' pockets.

Instead of performing worse, the banks whose C.E.O.'s had the greatest incentives for excessive risk-taking fared better, on average, than others.

D.C. Council Member Charles Allen and community activists say Metro Transit Police officers humiliated a woman and used excessive force during an arrest stemming from alleged fare evasion last week.

Uber has agreed to pay $3M to settle a proposed class action lawsuit brought by 2,421 drivers in New York who had accused the ride-sharing giant of docking excessive fees from their fares.

The demonstrations began over a modest rise in bus fares in São Paulo, but quickly spread after the police used excessive force to stop the marchers.

Labour will seek to regain the political initiative by spotlighting large rail fare increases and excessive rent rises, while Mr Umunna is also planning to highlight the rapid of growth in employers demanding that staff accept "zero-hours" contracts.