Sentence examples for ongoing fares from inspiring English sources

An ongoing fares review would look at "rewarding passengers who are able to avoid the busiest services", but the minister declined to give further details.

Nor has the ongoing conflict fared much better on film.

The hope is that the government's ongoing review of the fares system will come up with sensible tweaks and limits on prices.

Certainly, the 92nd Street Y itself has hosted several major cinematic events in recent years — notably, public discussions with Jerry Lewis and with Elaine May — but those are exceptional events, whereas the ongoing programs and varied fare at 92Y Tribeca make it, over-all, far more important for the city's moviegoers than the uptown home base.

The 11th Raindance film festival kicks off today with a roster of 100 independently produced features (and 200 shorts) that promises a low-budget antidote to the more high-profile fare of the ongoing London Film Festival.

The RMT union said the "loadsamoney culture" was "outrageous" at a time when fare rises were ongoing.

We all create narratives of our lives — stories we tell ourselves and occasionally others about how we're faring — and doing so is an ongoing, open-ended activity.

Mark Bloomfield, by email Amanda Monroe from Rail Europe took note of the ongoing correspondence on the Carte Senior, and European rail fares for over-60s more generally, and has attempted to come up with a definitive answer.

Observational cohort data from Toronto has shown that patients presenting to clinic with less than two years disease duration fared better than those presenting later in terms of ongoing progressive joint damage, despite controlling for baseline joint damage [ 12].

With the analysis a few years old, this older viewpoint is followed by updates that touch on how the trends have fared since early 2010 and comment on other aspects of the ongoing cull in biomedical research.

"Passengers are facing annual fare rises by up to 11% every year and this ongoing franchise fiasco is yet more evidence of how the rail industry needs to be reformed to work better for farepayers and taxpayers.