Sentence examples for dictates fare from inspiring English sources
How will Cuba's ruling party and its dictates fare when two of its key foundations — the hostility of the United States, on which it has blamed so many problems; and the presence of Fidel — are no more?
How will Cuba's ruling party and its dictates fare when two of its key foundations the hostility of the United States, on which it has blamed so many problems; and the presence of Fidel are no more?
Legacy airlines are those that grew fat and happy during a time when the government regulated the industry, dictating fares and route competition.
While the pace of cultural and social change may well dictate how Ignighter.com fares in India, other indicators are pointing in its favor.
Sometimes, train operators merit a smidgen of sympathy when they point out that most fare rises are dictated by ministers.
Uber's business model has been based on treating drivers who log on to its app as self-employed contractors and taking a cut of their fares, which Uber dictates.
Uber's business model has been based on treating drivers who log on to its app as self-employed contractors and taking a cut of their fares, which the company dictates.
But it's not the complete picture," says Gibson, adding: "We would never pretend that the city is able to completely dictate how the local tech community would fare".
Yes, logic dictates that the markets should not be faring well as many economic indicators are suggesting otherwise.
Immobilized and understandably in an elegiac mood, he dictated his book "Ill Fares the Land" (Penguin) to assistants.
