Sentence examples for fare depending on from inspiring English sources
A new RAND study focusing on Philadelphia exposes a vast difference in how clients fare depending on the kind of lawyer they are assigned.
In exchange for giving up some or all of the checked baggage allowance, a passenger can buy a ticket for 40 to 85percentt off the regular fare, depending on time of year and destination.
They pay commission of 20% or 25% to Uber on each fare, depending on whether they are driving a basic or a luxury car, but otherwise the money is theirs, after costs including insurance, car rental and fuel.
Airline passengers sitting in the same row on a single plane may each pay a different fare, depending on how far in advance they were willing to buy a ticket and what kind of restrictions on the use of the ticket they were willing to accept.
The minicab service, which charges users a fare depending on demand and distance travelled, says it has found no evidence of a security breach, although a number of UK users say they have had money withdrawn from their accounts for phantom trips.
This trip is offered from mid-July to October, and this year cost $769 to $910 a person, double occupancy, without air fare, depending on your choice of a three-star or four-star hotel; meals and cable car rides included.
How well premature infants fare depends on their birth weight -- every extra ounce improves their chances -- and on whether they suffer any serious complications.
Like all the best food, Mr. Hiramatsu's fare depends on exceptionally top-rate ingredients, whether they be pigeon, foie gras, St.-Pierre (the delicate white John Dory fish), fresh cod or glistening turbot.
Airport surcharges and federal security fees can add as much as $30 to those fares, depending on the itinerary.
Consolidators may offer a range of options at wildly different fares, depending on the airline and the route you take.
