Sentence examples for fares later from inspiring English sources

Joyce Rogge, Southwest's senior vice president for marketing, said the airline would announce its Philadelphia fares later.

Mr. Zupan can speak in rapture about the shorter lines, the savings in gasoline and the lower fares later in the evening.

The longer a child delayed gratification, Mischel found — that is, the longer she was able to wait — the better she would fare later in life at numerous measures of what we now call executive function.

Perhaps more than anything else – quality of principal, size of school, size of class – the strength or weakness of classroom teachers influences how much students learn and even how they fare later in life.

The longer a child delayed gratification, Mischel found that is, the longer she was able to wait the better she would fare later in life at numerous measures of what we now call executive function.

In recent years, scientists have begun to home in on more subtle effects, studying how unborn fetuses respond to their mothers' anxiety or depression, the emotional health of the infants after birth and how they fare later in childhood.

It looked at what factors elevated children's risk of dropping out, how high school dropouts fared later in life and what factors prevented negative outcomes.

Researchers are still following the students -- now in their mid- to late 20s -- to see how they fare later in life.

Officials at A.C.A., based in Arlington, Va., said they would announce details of Independence's routes and fares later this spring.

We know they become a space-faring (and later still time-faring) species, going on to conquer and enslave planets across the universe.

And it is not clear whether the deal won't ultimately cost some riders discounts they now enjoy, or even whether it is merely a temporary reprieve, with higher fares coming later.