Sentence examples for fares making from inspiring English sources
Since then, Ferry company CalMac (calmac.co.uk) has scrapped all charges for bikes and reduced its fares, making the trip even cheaper.
The company also uses sophisticated technology that efficiently positions aircraft and analyzes fares, making it the leading innovator in selling on-demand, per-seat fares.
Your daughter qualifies for cheaper rail fares, making four days of rail travel in Italy within a month £63 for her and £126 for you.
The campaign's Lianna Etkind said: "The train operating companies and the government need to work closely together to provide fairer, simpler and cheaper fares making sure people are always sold the cheapest ticket available.
That didn't last, and now Uber counts only its share of UberPool fares, making its adjusted net revenue figure the number we actually want.
Net revenue represents the company's cut of fares, making it far smaller than the firm's gross merchandise volume (or ridesharing equivalent metric).
For many travelers, low fares make up for the inconvenience.
Users can check the status of a flight, search for the lowest fares, make reservations and import their travel itineraries.
An investigation by the Daily Telegraph found that the machines, which are used to buy around 40 per cent of all tickets, often promote the most expensive fares, make it hard to spot cheaper options and do not apply discounts.
It hoovered up customers with the cheapest fares, made possible by a cheap-as-chips cost base underpinned by acquiring aircraft in bulk and journeying to airports that were willing to subsidise such a prestigious customer.
When one of those demonstrations – a rally against increased bus fares – made headlines in June so did the work of the ninjas, who were among the first to collect, curate and broadcast images of police violence against the protesters.
