Sentence examples for growing ticket from inspiring English sources

[C1.] High Fuel Prices Cut Into JetBlue's Profit Despite growing ticket sales, JetBlue Airways' second-quarter earnings almost halved as high fuel prices continued to cut into its profitability.

On the downside, the long treks between stages, not to mention the policy of charging punters an extra fiver on top of the growing ticket price for a gig schedule, make it hard to see as much music as you want.

His leadership has made Crow's one of the only companies in the city with growing ticket sales, though it certainly doesn't hurt that recently he's had the creative backing of Canada's foremost music collective to help everything along.

The system was created in response to the growing ticket-fixing investigation.

However, the 50,000-strong crowd suggested that the appetite for the genre is growing; tickets for next year's CountrytoCountry festival are already selling fast as the event looks like becoming an annual staple in Britain's musical calendar.

It also doesn't have access to shows by Ticketfly, a rapidly growing ticketing software provider that's been signing deals with lots of venues recently and has the potential disrupt Ticketmaster.

But even though Comic-Con's popularity has grown, ticket sales have remained flat.

Wills Manley: The new ballpark allows the Braves to grow ticket revenues and sponsorship rights, which are the biggest catalysts that the market fails to appreciate.

And Reuters claims there's appetite on the side of sports leagues, venue operators and sports teams, since they hope to grow ticket sales in general with some variety in distribution avenues.

After a 15-year run of steadily growing returns, ticket sales in 2010 plunged 15 percent and caused the cancellations of a number of prominent tours.

Instead, Fixed's new plan is to focus on its growing Traffic Ticket business, which it's currently expanding outside of California.