Sentence examples for major fare from inspiring English sources

However, I recently booked a flight from Kennedy Airport because of a major fare savings.

American, in fact, did have a major fare sale on Wednesday, the day after its bankruptcy filing, with deep discounts on about 3,400 flights, Ms. Bryan said.

"While they do that and figure out what works," she added, "there are certainly a lot of opportunities" for finding major fare discounts on international premium travel.

They're really hoping to avoid starting a major fare war" that might spread competitively to the most lucrative business-travel routes from major hubs like New York, Chicago and Dallas.

Critics of the M.T.A. financing plan say that it would saddle the authority with so much debt that it would force major fare increases, and leave the agency unable to borrow more money to pay for future plans.

AMERICANS who postponed vacations this summer hoping that airlines would announce major fare sales have had good reason to be disappointed: there haven't been any, at least nothing comparable to those a few years ago.

Fortunately, the genomes of T. brucei and L. major fared much better, providing not only nearly complete chromosomes but also synteny maps linking the majority of the core (and conserved) genes of the T. cruzi genome to T. brucei and L. major chromosomes [ 4- 6].

Obtaining employment in jobs requiring college degrees has been found to be associated with the majors of new college graduates (engineering, health, business, computer science majors fare better), those who had strong reading and math skills at entry into college, those living in low unemployment states, and having paid work experience in college-related jobs prior to graduation.

In terms of unemployment, physical science majors fared best of all the STEM fields, at 5.0% unemployment in the 2011-2012 period for the recent college graduates and 2.9% for the recent graduate degree holders, down from 6.3%and3.1%1%, respectively, in the 2010-2011 period.

Fox Searchlight rolled the dice on its new production of Far from the Madding Crowd, presumably taking note of the absence of major prestige fare in the market at this period.

All of Australia's major cities fare well in global comparative livability surveys; Melbourne reached first place on The Economist's 2011, 2012 and 2013 world's most liveable cities lists, followed by Adelaide, Sydney, and Perth in the fifth, seventh, and ninth places respectively.