Sentence examples for fares soared from inspiring English sources

Many, like now-defunct Air Nigeria, rested on their laurels and allowed costs to spiral as fares soared.

So you could book yourself on a train or plane to Lyon at the current low fares – around £120 return from Gatwick, out on 9 June and back on 23 June – then watch air fares soar.

As Labour will highlight in parliament today, not only are energy bills, childcare costs and rail fares soaring, but wages are stagnant and more than three million people want to work more hours but are unable to do so.

Uber fares have soared as Londoners face travel chaos amid Underground strike action.

International fares are soaring, too.

How would she stop public transport fares from soaring?

Sylvie Foley, who lives in suburban Detroit, has watched the fares to Paris soar for her semi-annual trips home.

Even with soaring fares for flights from the Brazilian cities to the Big Apple, everyone, it seemed, was either going or coming from New York.

Hacking holes in it would be a calamity for the city, but if the pessimists are right it could end up being that or soaring fares.

The selloff also comes at a time of debate about private versus public ownership of the railways, with criticism of soaring fares and poor performance by many franchises.

Much of the cost comes from a regional network on which each passenger is subsidised by 31p a mile, while commuters pay soaring fares elsewhere to stand on their way to work.