Sentence examples for fares on average from inspiring English sources

Last week, evidently in anticipation of the tax's expiring, some airlines quietly began raising fares — on average, roughly by the same amount as the federal taxes.

In Minneapolis, for example, where Northwest Airlines is the biggest airline by far, fares on average were 49percentt higher than at comparable airports with greater competition.

"Successive governments have instructed train companies every year to increase these regulated fares on average by more than inflation".

In the United States, the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 prompted higher levels of service frequency between large and/or popular markets, lowering associated fares, on average.

We discover that Uber, despite its lower standard pricing rates, effectively charges higher fares on average, especially during short in length, but frequent in occurrence, taxi journeys.

"Successive governments have instructed train companies every year to increase these regulated fares on average by more than inflation," a spokesman said last week.

A report the government commissioned in 2006 found Muslims across the country faring, on average, worse than the Hindu majority in education, jobs and income.

Under the current Senate version of the plan, intended to reduce the impact of the alternative minimum tax on the cuts Mr. Bush wants, people in the top 20percentt income group would on average fare better than they would under the House plan, while the very richest would not do as well, according to Citizens for Tax Justice, a nonprofit group that says the tax system favors the rich.

Traffic this year will be 10-15% below the peak of two years ago, even though fares are on average 18% lower than they were then.

Even among small funds, the least diversified fared better, on average, than the most diversified.

Even in the Great Recession, college-educated workers fared better (on average) than those without a college education.