Sentence examples for considered fare from inspiring English sources

Stability of the value of magnetic moment was observed to be ±0.05% per day which can be considered fare for sensitive experimentation.

The announcement, contained in budget documents released Tuesday in advance of a presentation at Thursday's board meeting, is significant because Metro protocol is to consider fare increases every two years and the move is usually accompanied by a review of service levels.

Some involved in the negotiations say key steps to compromise were an increase in the pool of money available for New York projects, New Jersey's willingness to consider fare increases on the PATH commuter rail line, and a realization on both sides that basic philosophical differences over the operations of the Port Authority were not going to be reconciled.

-What foods are considered daily fare?

For too long, sausages were considered humble fare.

Others said they considered the fare increase inevitable and the plan a fair tradeoff.

At the time, this long and complex Bach work, an original aria with 30 variations, was considered esoteric fare, but Gould's exhilarating recording became a surprise top-seller, attracting an enormous crossover audience.

Or when meat balls stroganoff made with catsup and canned mushroom soup were considered company fare.

And even when sex wasn't overtly rough, I've still felt demeaned and degraded when men did things that are now somehow considered standard fare: times I've been ejaculated on, spanked, and verbally humiliated.

Some of the foods were considered regular fare and therefore needed no specific label to describe it.

Eat a meal that is not normally considered breakfast fare.