Sentence examples for fall in fares from inspiring English sources

However, a significant fall in fares income will tighten the squeeze on the underground's finances.

In contrast Ryanair is braced for a 10 per cent fall in fares over the winter amid tough competition, and told the City it would make an annual profit of between €500m and €520m – €80m less than it expected in September and its first fall in annual profits for five years.

Transport secretary Lord Adonis said the drop in RPI inflation "means that the majority of regulated rail fares, including most commuter fares, will fall in January".

But some airports, where the number of carriers has fallen, have had steep increases in fares.

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Further, because of sharply falling revenues, an even larger increase in fares and tolls might have to be considered than in the authority's earlier budget plan, which called for an 8percentt rise in revenues from those sources, the official added.

Air fares historically fall in the autumn, but the slowed economy and an unusually soft market for business travel made for discounted summer fares this year.

In hopes of minimizing a feared fall in passenger traffic, the airlines extended fare sales and got the government to ease some security strictures a bit.

And in the past two months alone, Uber drivers have threatened to down tools over falling fares in Cape Town, Melbourne and New York.

A fall in petrol prices was offset by a reduced seasonal drop in air fares, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

One reason the banks fared relatively well is that, despite the sharp fall in bond prices, their customers didn't withdraw en masse from the market.