Sentence examples for fares assumed from inspiring English sources

Nora Muharram and her husband, Said Fares, assumed that they would try to find a way to remain in the United States once he finished his doctorate in Islamic studies at the U.C.L.A. this spring.

But then, this is the problem with approximately 93% of all modern "horror" fare: it assumes the viewer is a spanner.

The industry still insists on telling most stories from a male point of view and even if women write male-driven fare, they're assumed to be less competent at it.

He told Shawcross the TfL figure assumed that fares would be going up by inflation as measured by the retail price index (RPI) plus 1%.

In contrast, the adolescent-onset group is assumed to fare substantially better with regard to later development.

It also assumes fares will keep rising by more than inflation every year to help pay for it.

"The plans assume fares will continue to increase above the rate of inflation, which will be a concern to passengers who have already faced 10 years of ticket prices rising faster than the cost of living".

We assumed that social fares were 40% of the main cost and indirect taxes were 28%.

It was long assumed that such fare could never find popular success — instead, it was something you did out of a sense of artistic duty.

New York City's average fare of $6.85 (assuming a 2.8-mile trip and about five minutes spent sitting in traffic) is the lowest among the nation's 14 cities with sizable cab fleets, according to a survey by Mr. Schaller.

The company has long offered a way to split your Uber fare with other riders, but this assumed you were both jumping in the Uber at the same time.