Sentence examples for fare problems from inspiring English sources

Bonanza was much tamer fare; problems were always solved on the Ponderosa by the end of the hour.

The New Yorker, May 18 , 1946P. 17 Solution to the subway fare problem.

Inadequate overall planning in major metropolitan regions has resulted in crucial transportation problems, however, and inner-city rapid-transit systems often have fared no better.

It's all somewhat standard family-dramedy fare — drug problems, affairs, pregnancy — punctuated by Sonia's lengthy lyrical monologues, which border on standup.

"If you want to get the refinance-your-home air fare, no problem -- they've got those seats," he said.

The AMR Corporation, the parent of American Airlines, said today that its third-quarter profit rose as it benefited from higher fares and problems at the rival United Airlines.

We obtain a reduced form of the public transport operator's optimal fare setting problem and show that, even if the total travel demand is inelastic, serial Bertrand Nash competition on the public transport links leads to different fares than a serial monopoly; a result not observed in a static model.

To date, while they are moving to aggressively cut costs and trim services, none of the major airlines have tackled the fundamental business-fare-structure problem, though most have selectively reduced business fares on certain competitive routes.

He suggests a call to the admissions office to ask what help the college offers and how students with learning problems fare at that school.

How well are people with mental health problems faring in the care system?

On almost every aspect of health and job performance that was measured, the officers who had sleep problems fared far worse than their peers.