Sentence examples for challenging fare from inspiring English sources

But there is no reason that a gala should not be a time for challenging fare.

Audiences, it seems, will get in their cars for challenging fare.

"It's a gateway drug to more challenging fare.

More challenging fare was provided by Melinda Nadj Abonji.

The Academy seems to be looking to more challenging fare.

Ironically, cinemas are now crying out for more challenging fare.

The ride-hailing giant appears to be trying to find a compromise between rider safety concerns — there have been reports of Uber drivers stalking riders, for example — and drivers wanting to have precise logs so they can challenge fare disputes.

Sonam Tashi, a taxi driver since 2005, said some passengers are now much more likely to challenge the fare on his meter.

But aside from choosing their own hours they are effectively powerless, unable to challenge the fare structure and employment terms Uber sets.

Ted, and its rival, Song, which was introduced by Delta in 2003, were created to challenge low-fare carriers like Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways, which had taken market share away from the major airlines.

TNT is all about satisfying most of the people most of the time, and the channel does a good job of churning out the kind of crowd-pleasing, reliably decent, not-too-challenging fare that the networks used to air two or three decades ago.