Sentence examples for although the fares from inspiring English sources

Sam Buttrick, who follows the airline industry for PaineWebber, said that although the fares "are well-crafted to fill a gaping hole in the price lineup, it's very doubtful the initiative will enhance profitability".

Although the fare may suggest otherwise, the primary purpose of the festival is educational, and it is intended to reach a broad audience.

Although the fare increase had been discussed for months, many customers had forgotten about it during the wee hours of yesterday morning.

If the heavens open As the lush greenery of the Gower suggests, there's plenty of rainfall here, although the area fares better than most in Wales during the summer months.

Although the UK fares badly when compared with most other OECD countries (and is the worst developed nation in which to be a child according to both Unicef and the Good Childhood Inquiry), its social problems are not as pronounced as in the US.

Although most of the fare is familiar, the kitchen's ability is better than average.

Although the bistro fare is sometimes disappointing, the restaurant is popular.

Although the Chrysler Group fared well last year, that is not the case in this year's analysis now that Consumer Reports has more data on redesigned models.

Although the low-fare tickets are nonrefundable and are not eligible for first-class upgrades, they can be exchanged (www.amtrak.com).com

Although the Liberals fare slightly better in opinion polls than the 38.5 percent they won in 1997, party leaders fear that voters may stay home, apathetic about the prospect of giving their 66-year-old prime minister a third term.

Although the average fare increase is 5percentt, riders who buy one-way off-peak tickets and off-peak 10-trip tickets will face an increase of as much as 15.2percentt more.