Sentence examples for fares pose from inspiring English sources
Green ambitions blunted the shift: trains full of passengers pump out less carbon dioxide than cars, and if they cost much more they risk being less used.Sharply rising fares pose political problems for the coalition government too, though they are slightly different ones.
"The sheer number and magnitude of breakdowns that have increasingly become the daily fare of the business press pose a clear and present danger to the effectiveness and efficiency of capital markets in which the United States has taken so much pride," Mr. Volcker said.
Large and massive space debris objects – such as abandoned satellites and upper stages – in the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) segment pose an increasing threat to all space faring nations.
High-speed rail travel could even pose social and political risks, he added, since fares on the new trains are three times as high as those on ordinary trains.
It concluded that adding 900 cabs over the next three years would not pose environmental concerns and indicated that a moderate fare increase would probably assuage taxi owners.
This might pose political problems for the minister pushing this solution because the government sets rail fare policy.
Some would argue that these so-called mileage runs pose no problem to the system if these passengers are occupying seats that would otherwise go empty (cheap fares and open award space sometimes reflect limited demand).
Sit and pose at the main bar while playing with the water-filled menus and nibbling on sushi or take a table and go for more substantial fare.
