Sentence examples for effect on fares from inspiring English sources

The ONS's decision has no effect on fares, performance, punctuality, safety or timetables".

Officials said neither the L.I.R.R. nor New Jersey Transit would contribute and the project should have no effect on fares.

The results show that most forms of legacy-carrier competition have weak effects on average fares.

Walk-on fares on peak services could be banned.

Studies from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have shown that what communities, governments and even elected officials do in the weeks, months and years that follow can have a significant effect on how individuals fare psychologically.

Homogeneity had a positive effect on how soldiers fared in gruesome prisoner of war camps as well.

"Wages are going up by an average of just 0.8%, yet rail fares are going up by an average of more than 3%." The 3.1% rise taking effect on Thursday is for regulated fares, which include season tickets.

"While we are still modeling the cost impact, at 23 Australian dollars per ton, there will be some effect on passengers through higher domestic fares," it said.

Experts say that how the surviving parent copes has a significant effect on how a child ultimately fares, but more studies are needed to understand what it is about the parent's way of dealing with bereavement that makes children's passages smoother or more difficult.

The latest rise takes effect on Friday and will see regulated fares, which include season tickets, increasing by up to 2.5% and fares overall going up by an average of 2.2%.

The first, of course, was "Super Size Me," the documentary in which the filmmaker Morgan Spurlock lived, to ill effect, on nothing but McDonald's fare for a month.