Sentence examples for fare adjusted from inspiring English sources

Officially, Elettaria presents a "seasonal, spice-driven American menu" — conventional fare adjusted at Nawab's megrim.

Mr. Goodwin and other airline executives point out that the number of passengers nearly tripled to 635 million last year compared with 240 million in 1977, before the industry was deregulated, but average fares, adjusted for inflation, declined 40percentt in the same period.

"We continue to expect that lower fuel costs will be beneficial for our customers as fares adjust," she said.

"EasyJet expects that lower fuel costs will be beneficial for its customers as fares adjust," it said.

Albain's team examined how African-American participants fared, adjusting for potential confounding factors such as weight and socioeconomic status (estimated from ZIP codes).

Charges for travelling farther than the minimum fare were adjusted in 2006, from 1.6 to 2 yuan per kilometre.

Flying in the United States is still a super bargain (just look back at prederegulation fares and adjust for inflation).

But as he was quick to remind critics, planes now fly with many fewer empty seats than they used to, resulting in much lower average fares, after adjusting for the sharp increases in operating costs that have occurred in the interim.

Admins can see instant data from participants to see how they are faring and adjust accordingly.

The current $2.50 base subway fare is indeed the highest fare ever, although not when adjusted for inflation, according to a report by New York City's Independent Budget Office.

One general conclusion that can be drawn from cross-country comparisons of labor market responses to the economic crisis is that countries with existing policy measures to quickly adjust fare relatively well.