Sentence examples for fare facing from inspiring English sources

Measured in terms of revenue per trip,2 the fare facing the traveller ranged from 1,96 SEK in the county of Västernorrland to 20,55 SEK in Kalmar making the monetary part of the generalised cost facing the consumer vary a great deal (Monetary terms are expressed in the 2001 price level).

Cab drivers who continue to refuse fares face a $500 penalty.

Other light fare was facing similar problems, as the weak advance sales for the coming productions of "Reefer Madness" and "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)" can attest.

It didn't fare well: facing extremely low consumer demand, BlackBerry ran a number of fire sales and eventually stuck with a permanent, drastic price drop to get people buying.

The Rockies, wary of how the Detroit Tigers fared after facing a six-day layoff last season, have created a schedule that they say will make sure the momentum does not stall.

Bus passengers across the UK are facing fare rises in excess of inflation as they return to the roads following the new year break.

Rail passengers are facing fare increases from January.

In spite of all this, bus riders are facing fare hikes twice that of rail riders.

But random checks can occur frequently, and fare-beaters face a big fine.

Poor road and rail networks leave the field wide open to budget airlines.Yet the low-fare model faces even more daunting challenges in central Europe than elsewhere.

For example, one could ask how Texas might have fared when faced with a bill for some $100 billion to cover bank losses and redeem depositors?