If you miscalculate and don't have enough fare on your card for the trip you just took, the turnstile will not let you pass, step away from the turnstile so others can get through.
Today, they lease the taxis from the company, pay their own costs and, when they do not find enough fares on a given day, lose money.
A student named Feng Tao told me that on one occasion, realizing that he had enough cash for tuition to an out-of-town Li lecture but not enough for train fare, "I went and sold blood".
Forsyth remembered this debut as a disaster – his share of the box office take was not enough for the fare home – but his career progressed to the extent that he was hired by the Windmill variety theatre.
The biggest U.S. airlines finally are getting serious about reversing the steady decline in recent years of the average price of their fares, but the smart folks at American Express Global Business Travel – part of the world's largest travel services company - say that's not enough to keep fare prices from falling again in 2017.
However, they are also getting paid, a larger amount, by Uber to actually complete the rides, and can be excluded from paying Uber if they don't accept enough fares.
The factory had been in decline for several years, debts to utility companies were piling up, and, over a period of five months, the seamstresses had seen their salaries slashed from 100 pesos a week to a mere two pesos - not enough for the bus fare.
When the news hit in early 1999 that not enough patients on crofelemer fared better than those on a placebo (patients with mild diarrhea can experience a placebo effect), Shaman's stock fell below $1, and Nasdaq delisted it.
Being little is not enough to qualify as good cocktail fare; the food must be interesting, too.
Merely simplifying hopelessly convoluted fare structures is not enough, suggested Mr. Rosenbluth, who has been crusading on this subject for over a year.
Mr. Pimentel told the detectives that his mother supported him, but provided an allowance of just $2 a day — not enough, Mr. Pimentel noted, for car fare to a mosque on 96th Street.
