Sentence examples for fares lower from inspiring English sources

Ms. Burch said she would be against the tolls even if establishing them would help keep transit fares lower.

Along with an obsessive attention to keeping costs low, Mr. Baldanza argues that the cornucopia of fees allows the airline to keep its fares lower than rivals.

American, a unit of the AMR Corporation, accused Sabre in papers filed earlier Monday of violating its contract by pushing the carrier's fares lower in displays, making them harder for ticket buyers to find.

Saying he'd keep fares lower than Boris would if Boris were re-elected is an untestable assertion - if Boris isn't re-elected we'll never know what he'd have done with fares post May 2012.

So while other cities subsidize their systems and keep fares lower just to draw riders, there is a feeling in some circles of New York officialdom that riders here are over a barrel.

As that figure shrinks further, and cars and drivers are used more and more intensively – and drivers are therefore earning almost constantly – Uber will be able to cut fares lower than you thought they could possibly go.

Moreover, some airlines — including Delta, American, United and Continental — are offering compensations like a $50 or $100 voucher for a future flight if passengers find an online fare lower than the one they are offering on their own sites for that flight.

Officials said that reducing the so-called buy-in for the pay-per-ride bonus and keeping the percentage increase for the bonus fare lower than for the monthly pass were also intended to address concerns of affordability.

That puts indirect pressure on low-fare carriers to cut fares even lower to beat the major airlines.

New York cab fares are lower than in many other large cities and have not been increased since March 1996.

Airlines are acutely vulnerable to oil-price rises and should be able to reduce fares if lower energy costs persist.