Sentence examples for example fares from inspiring English sources

Malaysia, for example, fares well even against many wealthier countries.

On New Year's Eve in 2011, for example, fares were reportedly seven times the normal rates.

In air travel, for example, fares have been reduced under pressure from low-cost airlines, but these newcomers are still being held back by policies that favour flagship carriers.

(In Boston, for example, fares pay 29percentt of transit operations. In New York, the current fare pays 58percentt of the cost, according to the Federal Transit Administration).

Because it is relatively easy both for new competitors to enter the business and for existing carriers to redeploy resources, said Lee R. Howard, executive vice president of Airline Economics Inc., a Washington consultant, "the threat of competition is always there" to regulate the system if, for example, fares on a given route are raised too high.

For example fares were not refunded for participants in the TB or RSV studies for their first visit to the hospital, because this travel occurred as part of care seeking before they were recruited in the study.

On the website I found that an example fare from York to London was £15 one way.

Exxon, for example, fared relatively well during the slide in oil prices of 2008, when its shares fell a mere 15 percent.

Some fruits survive the canning process better than others (prunes, for example, fare particularly well), and even those that lose their texture or have their bright flavour dampened can be salvaged with some careful handling.

On a slide titled "Example Fare," a bar chart showed a comparison between an Uber driver and a Juno driver on a thirty-dollar ride: the Uber driver, after commission and taxes and fees, would keep $19.11, while the Juno driver would get $23.61.

JetBlue, for example, offered fares from $79 each way from New York to Los Angeles.