Sentence examples for fare proposition from inspiring English sources
"The market is big and it's price sensitive so it could be stimulated by an airline of this kind offering a lower fare proposition," said Strickland, adding that IAG's cost-cutting efforts would stand it in good stead to make money from a budget long-haul offering.
Here is how the measures fared on Tuesday: Measure: Proposition 34 would repeal the death penalty and replace it with life without parole.
But most say they cannot turn down a juicy proposition, particularly if competitors are faring so well with it.It is said that lots of domestic brokers are now buying the underlying shares in an attempt to bolster their price.
FINE FEATHERED FARE Exhibiting feathered objects can be a dicey proposition.
These propositions have fared variously since the fall of the regime.
He has also learned to withstand the criticism directed at the show, and to see "Cops" as a different proposition from a generation's worth of tabloid fare that it inspired.
As business fares have risen and delays have mounted, the basic time-value proposition of business travel has deteriorated, particularly against bandwidth-Webcasting alternatives.
In addition to the victory on Proposition B, almost all of the candidates supported by unions fared well in local and statewide races.
The theme, "The most low fares to planet earth," lets "customers know we have a great value proposition," said Mike Sands, chief marketing officer.
With fares rising and commercial air service increasingly unreliable for business travelers, Ed Iacobucci figured his plan for an air taxi service would be a no-lose proposition.
