Sentence examples for fares compared with from inspiring English sources

"They really didn't have enough of a product differentiator when American came into Stansted with $1,000 round-trip fares, compared with Maxjet's $1,200," Mr. Hunt said.

The national Democratic establishment will also be watching to see how he fares compared with other Democrats running for governor this year.

In May, unlimited-ride MetroCards accounted for 50.1percentt of all fares, compared with 35.7percentt for pay-per-ride MetroCards that included the bonus, 7.5percentt for full-fare MetroCards, 4.5percentt for cash fares on buses and 2.3percentt for single-ride paper tickets.

Through March of this year, 62percentt of member companies reported using lower-priced advance-purchase fares, compared with 45percentt in 1996; 54 percent said they had increased their use of low-cost carriers, up from 30percentt in 1996; 52percentt reported using video conferences, up from 27percentt, and 54 percent have reduced the number of employees on a trip, up from 36.5percentt in 1996.

Consequently, Southwest Airlines can achieve high levels of utilization and improved service times, while being able to command only marginally lower fares compared with their competitors.

Yet this is light fare compared with the PAC's other line of assault.

Seemed a pretty long title to me - how does it fare compared with others?

But Heinlein's books were pretty standard fare compared with what Bradbury wrote.

I have often wondered how the home-schooled fared compared with their classbound peers.

A new survey of patients in seven industrialized nations underscores just how badly sick Americans fare compared with patients in other nations.

Mr Peleg and Mr Waxman, both professors at American universities, provide the socioeconomic evidence to show just how badly the Palestinians fare compared with Jewish Israelis.