Sentence examples for aggressive fare from inspiring English sources

American also has an industry reputation for aggressive fare pricing against emerging competitors.

That may be a result of aggressive fare sales introduced by the major airlines last week, but it also indicates that anxiety about flying was not worsened by the start of the air war in Afghanistan.

Media experts noted that while Al Jazeera had been breaking new ground since it was founded in 1996 with a staff led by young veterans of the BBC, a big gap has remained between the news produced by it and a few other Arab satellite channels and the far less aggressive fare on the state-run networks watched by most of the region's poor.

Hüsker Dü's seminal album Zen Arcade demonstrated to the band how they could place gentler material against more aggressive fare, and Corgan made such shifts in dynamics central to the pursuit of his grand musical ambitions.

But in an era of supposed cutthroat competition among airlines, intensified by fierce fare-cutting to compete with aggressive low-fare carriers, I was surprised by the obvious closeness of the relationship that has developed between Continental and Northwest.

Europe, which was less aggressive, has fared worse.

Already, aggressive low-fare competitors with solid brand loyalty, including Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways, are adding flights and even buying planes to compete more aggressively for the aggrieved business traveler.

Many bargains are also being quietly offered by Southwest Airlines and other aggressive low-fare carriers in markets away from the major hubs.

But industry analysts question whether operating such a carrier, which concentrates on the East Coast, is a viable strategy in the face of competition from aggressive low-fare airlines like Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways.

Mr. Bratton led an aggressive campaign against fare beating and robbery.

C1 JetBlue to Cut Fares JetBlue Airways plans to announce that it will cut its prices by as much as half on one million seats between Sept. 7 and mid-December, the latest move in an aggressive round of fare sales by the low-cost carriers that threatens to wipe out any chance of profits for the airline industry in the autumn.