Sentence examples for Potential fares from inspiring English sources

The law of the marketplace visibly dominates places such as  Egido Street, which teems with horn-blowing cars and independent pedicab drivers calling out to potential fares.

Furthermore, Shanghai is also considering a rule that would prevent drivers from seeing their riders' final destinations before he or she gets into the cab, which is meant to prevent drivers from rejecting potential fares who want to get to inconvenient locations.

Mr. Kalikow smiled bravely as reporters fired one question after another at Mr. Bloomberg about potential fare increases, which the mayor proclaimed at once hypothetical and yet undesirable.

Between the pastel houses and brick-domed abanos (bathhouses whose natural sulphur pools Georgians hold to be therapeutic) taxi drivers will routinely ignore a potential fare, preferring to continue playing backgammon on a board perched atop a rubbish bin.

Trevor Bayliss admits England have had a reality check about their current capabilities but still have the potential to fare well at the ICC World Twenty20 next month.

An unusually stingy roster of new January comedies and other potential light fare from the major studios appears to include just four films.

But there is a demand for Australian films, which tend to be dramas produced on smaller budgets, and these films have the potential to fare better with digital and video-on-demand releases.

For drivers, much of the appeal of the apps is in the potential for return fares after trips outside Manhattan.

Mr. Silver also said the takeover of the private bus lines by the transit authority had the potential to cause fares to rise throughout the city's transit system, since the authority's finances are already precarious.

Judged against its potential, it still fares poorly.Allowing for its size, Brazil spends much less than the OECD average on research and development, and most of that spending comes from the government: the public sector accounts for some 55% of investment in technological innovation.

Whether Angela Eagle or Owen Smith, Mr Corbyn's potential rivals, would fare better is a moot point.