Sentence examples for how much fares from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting just how much fares have risen under this otherwise anodyne-looking formula.

But United has not said which aircraft it will use, which cities will be affected and how much fares will be.

He said regulators reached that conclusion after reviewing internal plans for the merger at US Airways and American and studying how much fares rose after the other giant mergers.

While it is difficult to calculate how much fares are rising at places like Mobile, Ala., versus large cities like Miami — the Department of Transportation's most recent study of rural airfares was published in 1998 — industry executives and analysts agree that smaller markets are generally experiencing bigger price increases.

It makes more sense for fares to go up 12.5 percent, which is about how much subway fares have risen since 2006.

Taxi headquarters can track where a cab picks up and drops off a customer and how much the fare costs.

For a classical concertgoer, what's striking about the N.Y.C.B. repertory is how much modern fare it contains.

He then obtained records on how much erotic fare people here were buying from their cable and satellite television providers.

"The environment changed, and customers were very attentive to how much a fare cost," said Lauri Curtis, American's vice president for onboard service.

They were introduced after Jamie Oliver used his 2005 Channel 4 series Jamie's School Dinners to reveal how much unhealthy fare was served in school canteens, prompting the then Labour government to act.

The turn of phrase has been shown to not only increase how much bus fare people give, but was also effective in boosting charitable donations and participation in voluntary surveys.