Sentence examples for a fare based on from inspiring English sources

The platform recommends a fare based on distance and fuel cost, but the rider and driver can agree on a different amount (a cultural tactic that makes sense there).

Airlines have practised dynamic pricing for a long time: there are a set number of prices available, and you get a different fare based on factors including when you book and the availability of seats on the flight.

Charge a reasonable fare based on distance.

The cost is $2,975 a person without air fare, based on two people sharing a room.

Getting Around the City: There are two independent mass transit operators in Bangkok: two lines are managed by the Sky Train, which runs above ground with fares starting at 20 BHT and an underground line with fare based on distance starting at 17 BHT.

Unlike Uber's Surge pricing, which multiplies the fare based on a mysterious algorithm, Gett is either on peak time or not.

A simple, harborside restaurant for casual fare based on fish and shellfish -- fried, grilled, or in casserole -- and paellas.

Which means video and TV consumers were more likely to cut the cord of pay-TV subscriptions in favor of niche streaming services and explore personalized video -- still a work in progress -- offering viewers fare based on their personal information.

The cost is $1,840 to $2,070 a person (rate for a child under 12 is usually 25percentt off the base fare); prices include air fare based on flights from the West Coast; add $90 for a flight from Ohio.

(Beware: surfers tend to rate fare based on price and quantity, not quality).

It says it simply connects drivers with passengers and calculates the fare based on GPS.