Sentence examples for mean significant fare from inspiring English sources

The report says: "To achieve a balanced position in 2013-14 could mean significant fare increases beyond inflation".

The report warns further price rises could be on the cards: "To achieve a balanced position in 2013-14 could mean significant fare increases beyond inflation, re-examination of Translink services and potentially other departmental funded schemes".

Big doesn't mean significant.

C1 Air Fares Increased Continental Airlines, American Airlines and US Airways increased most fares by $10 each way, the most significant fare increase since last summer, as fares have hit record lows.

"Now, suddenly there is this tremendous shortfall that requires a significant fare increase," Mr. Silver said.

The six major airlines increased domestic air fares $5 each way on almost all tickets over the weekend, the most significant fare increase in more than a year.

That price comes after the company issued a pretty significant fare reduction for personal rides a month ago.

"This means significant administrative costs," he said.

"This naturally means significant deals for travelers".

In the submission, Easyjet argued expanding Gatwick would lead to a "significant increase" in airport charges and that would mean higher fares for passengers.

That would normally mean something significant.