Sentence examples for but fare from inspiring English sources

But fare predictions aren't available for smaller airports (Cleveland, New Orleans, Washington National).

What they get instead is a steady diet of being portrayed in corners of the press as nothing but fare gougers.

And the top 10% - which includes that mega-rich 1% - own more than half of all of wealth but fare little better in the generosity stakes, contributing just over a fifth of giving, amounting to a parsimonious £1.1bn.

Imagine a school here in the US where the kids are learning design, coding, and a bunch of other interesting stuff but fare poorly on the SATs.

Revision trends are particularly good at ferreting out strong stocks in the consumer-discretionary, materials and utilities sectors, but fare less well in the consumer-staples, industrials and technology sectors.

A number of excellent smaller liberal arts colleges do poorly on the U.S. News list but fare very well on the CCAP list, including Reed (twelfth) and Knox (sixteenth).

But fare-paying passengers face a long wait before they can experience the thrill of travelling at speeds that surpass even those managed by Japan's vaunted shinkansen bullet train service, whose latest models whisk people between the main cities at speeds of up to 320 km/h.

It sold well in Russia but fared poorly elsewhere.

The opposing declarer gave herself fewer chances but fared better!

But fares to rural areas (low-value one-way trips) rose, in line with theory.

The trains may reach 350km per hour but fares are proportionately eye- watering.