Sentence examples for be reflected in fares from inspiring English sources
"One way or the other, it's going to be reflected in fares.
In a bold experiment in performance pay, complaints from patients at New York City's public hospitals and other measures of their care — like how long before they are discharged and how they fare afterward — will be reflected in doctors' paychecks under a plan being negotiated by the physicians and their hospitals.
Compared to other groups in the region, residents of socially disadvantaged areas have more equitable accessibility to jobs using transit; this is reflected in smaller decreases in accessibility when fare costs are included.
And on November 19th, the OECD, a Paris-based think-tank, urged the government to refrain from dipping too deeply into the national piggy bank, because of the risk that the economy would overheat.Such worries are reflected in how the Norwegian krone has been faring in the currency markets (see chart).
Women in Kerala fare relatively well, which is reflected in their high literacy and low mortality rates, despite severe gender discrimination in the country at large [ 4].
According to Klein, the survey has been a fairly accurate gauge of how the economy is faring six months ahead: for example the November rebound in confidence was reflected in the up tick in industrial production earlier this year.
The record industry's traditional post-holiday doldrums were reflected in this week's Billboard album chart as sales of Christmas-related CDs dropped sharply and even nonholiday fare experienced a decline.
