Sentence examples for fare models from inspiring English sources

There's been the usual fare: models Photoshopped out of all reality; and the Daily Mail, Now Magazine and Perez Hilton all continuing to snark, because that's what they do.

The new chairman of New York's transit system is looking to introduce a pricing policy that would offer passengers discounts to ride late at night and on weekends, an abrupt break from a century-old fare model that could be the city's biggest transportation revolution since the demise of the token.

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.

But while Southwest was promoting the deal as an expansion of the low-fare model, it was unclear how much effect on prices it would have as the carrier moved into major hubs like Atlanta and Washington and bolstered its minimal presence at La Guardia in New York.

The Danish society has enjoyed a well-fare model for decades where all inhabitants get free and accessible treatment in both somatic and psychiatric treatment facilities in the public sector.

But Fitch said European budget carriers like Ryanair and easyJet "may suffer disproportionately" because they depended so heavily on a low-fare business model.

For that price difference ($500!), I was willing to make some sacrifices — which is the key to Spirit's ultra-low-fare business model.

● American Airlines who is changing their frequent flier program to a fare-based model.

To see how the 2012 Ford models fare in the J.D. Power vehicle dependability study, we will have to wait until the 2015 study comes out.

But some models fare much worse, like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class S65.

Connectionist models fare better on both scores: they do not require computation over discrete configurations of digits, and they do not postulate a clean separation between central processor and read/write memory.