Sentence examples for cut unrestricted from inspiring English sources

This week, American Airlines and Northwest Airlines cut unrestricted walk-up fares on some routes by as much as 40percentt.

[C9.] United Lowers Unrestricted Fares United Airlines said it had cut unrestricted fares on direct flights out of Chicago and Denver and on thousands of connecting flights in smaller markets.

To increase traffic he cut unrestricted walk-up fares by 40% in January out of United's two busiest hubs, Denver and Chicago O'Hare.

He was the high priest of the libertarian right, whose creed included full-blooded monetarism, the unleashing of market forces, sharp tax cuts, unrestricted Sunday trading, the castration of trade unions and the abolition of minimum wages, nationalised industries and inflation-proof pensions.

After many decades of unrestricted clear-cut logging, serious efforts toward conservation began.

Lufthansa has cut off-peak fares on unrestricted, economy-class tickets in Germany up to 63percentt.

They found that unrestricted global warming would cut expected incomes in 2100 by between 15% and 75%, many times higher than previous estimates.

The first was the use of unrestricted submarine warfare to cut off Allied supplies arriving from overseas.

Tax cuts for corporations and allowing lobbyists unrestricted access to legislators will grease the wheels of industry and soon all minor players will be crushed under the heel of the majors: Intel, Microsoft, Nvidia, Sony, and all their subsidiaries and manufacturers will run roughshod over the younger companies who have yet to own a single senator or interest group.

Amplification of a short (300 600 bp) sequence, followed by a restriction digest that cuts at the SNP, reveals one unrestricted fragment or several smaller restricted fragments visible on agarose gel (McCleary et al. 2009).

Since 1989, we have cut expenses in the budget supported by unrestricted funds by approximately $60 million, allowing us to hold down our tuition-rate increases - not to as low as we would like but lower than any time in the last two decades.