Sentence examples for down fare from inspiring English sources

Many are "being let down – fare increases, billions in government investment and promises of improvement don't seem to be delivering change on the ground.

The other would be a quick political fix that holds down fare increases for the moment and puts off the hard decisions until later.

Although Uber's main weapon to stave off competition thus far has been to drive down fare prices.

Third, to the extent that the fees push commuters to switch from cars to mass transit, they will spread subway and bus costs over more users, thus helping to keep down fare increases.

Touch down Fares on Royal Air Maroc are typically £250-£300 return from Gatwick, slightly higher from Heathrow.

"If you have too much capacity going in too quickly, it drives down fares," Mr. Cunningham said.

Most drivers can't afford to turn down fares on the absurd basis of skin color.

If it succeeds, it will do so by driving down fares.