Sentence examples for more tolls from inspiring English sources

More tolls will just add a tax to all of our goods -- groceries, appliances, furniture, building supplies, all of the things we neither make nor grow here.

A group based in Washington, No More Tolls, has filed a federal lawsuit against state agencies from Maryland to New York, attacking tollbooths as pollution zones.

At a public hearing in Queens last month, protesters chanted "no more tolls" as the board's chairman, Jay H. Walder, who grew up in the Rockaways, took his seat.

The deal sets a bad precedent — it will embolden Comcast to extract more tolls from any popular Web company that wants to reach its broadband customers and fears degradation of service.

nytimes.com/nyregion VIDEO: NEW YORK COMMUTES About to Get Tougher The Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved higher subway and bus fares, more tolls on the authority's bridges and tunnels, and deep cuts in service.

There may be still more tolls to come; many are governed by local authorities that don't need state approval.

A result is more toll revenue for the same labor cost, increasing profits or wages or both.

Although we need an appropriate source of income to pay for the costs of road building and repair, I believe that more toll roads are a mistake.

Instead of adding more toll roads that remove privacy, like E-ZPass, Fast-Lane and SmartTag, we should just raise the gas tax.

As it turned out, the government collected more toll money during the strike -- which suggests that the drivers were at least fairly honest, but also that the toll collectors had been skimming like mad.

The E-ZPass electronic toll collection system is nearly $162 million in the red, and the deficit could get much worse unless more toll violators pay fines, according to reports made public Friday.