Sentence examples for driving fare from inspiring English sources

An alarming finding by UK's Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) is that drivers who read or wrote texts while driving fare worse than drunken and even drugged drivers in terms of alertness - reaction times deteriorated by 37% due to mobile texting/reading as against the 13% induced by alcohol and 21% by cannabis.

Mr. Kanterman, 41, a broker with Jericho Taxi Brokers, was assessing the bids of his 35 clients — most of whom were out driving fares — at an auction yesterday of 63 medallions by the Taxi and Limousine Commission.

United increased the number of planes it plans to shed to 30, from an earlier estimate of 15 to 20, in hopes of constraining capacity and driving fares up further.

That was followed by intensive negotiations on Tuesday, as officials tried to work out a formula that would provide enough money for the capital program without imperiling the authority's operating budget or driving fares too high.

But they also have realistic expectations about the market forces driving higher fares.

There were 4% more passengers in the summer, driving up fares and profit margins.

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

Demand for airline tickets was continuing to outpace the number of available seats, driving up fares worldwide.

It was crippled by decades of under-investment, driving up fares and driving away freight – but even Margaret Thatcher saw the sale of the railways as a step too far.

They are also concerned about the possibility that United and US Airways could illegally collude to restructure their networks so that they would not compete on certain key routes, driving up fares.

"It is difficult to assess whether fuel prices are driving up fares, or fully booked flights are doing so," said Patrick Jackman, a senior economist at the bureau's consumer price division.