Sentence examples for fare variations from inspiring English sources

Rosenbluth International said yesterday that it was rushing to clients a new automated service called SmartTicket that responds more quickly to fare variations and sends alerts to travelers on impending expiration of nonrefundables.

(More city space) yes sub case: fare segmentation (variation of subsidies to cover the PT financial gap) (variation of subsidies to cover the PT financial gap)   existing and new users surplus: positive if subsidies, zero if perfect price discrimination.

The fare is mostly variations on German cuisine made with organic ingredients.

"Theme and Variations" fared best of all the ballets, with performances by two casts that in varying degrees put a mannerly Ballet Theater spin on Balanchine's classicism.

RoundTheWorldFlights.com suggests a similar fare – £2,181 – but with variations.

A cheeseburger was included under "light fare," for example, and variations on steak with side dishes of fettuccine Alfredo seemed to be the kitchen's forte.

Manipulation of chaperone expression has revealed that chaperones have an additional role as capacitors of phenotypic variation (Fares et al. 2002; Queitsch et al. 2002; Rutherford 2003).

The 30-minute "For Glenn Gould," which plays with Gould's two recordings of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations, is typical fare from Ms. Miller: a half-baked mash-up of ballet, exaggerated movement tics laced with the style of Ohad Naharin (Ms. Miller was in his junior company) and dance-theater clichés.

There are endless variations of banchan fare, but Lee says kimchi and a seasonal vegetable are likely to make it to the table.

There were also sybaritic variations on standard brunch fare, like eggs Benedict with lobster tails in place of Canadian bacon.

The Nature Conservancy study, called the Iron Range Experiment, is a small test meant to compare how specific tree species – and genotypes, or variations – within those species fare under different climate conditions and forestry practices.