Sentence examples for prompt flight from inspiring English sources

(AP) Fuel Costs Prompt Flight Cuts at American Airlines American Airlines, the nation's largest passenger air carrier, said yesterday that it was temporarily canceling 15 round trips in markets it serves from its two largest hubs, Chicago O'Hare and Dallas-Fort Worth, because of the high cost of jet fuel.

It prompted flight capital to return to the country and set off an investment boom.

Industry experts said that demand from late-booking bargain hunters had been subdued prompting flight providers to slash prices, particularly to this year's under-sold destinations such as Turkey.

The presence of pandas invariably prompts flights of language like that from otherwise normal people.

Racial tension, the development of the freeways, and other factors combined to prompt white flight to the suburbs north and west of downtown, and, in the fifties, middle-class black families began buying three-story Victorian mansions in West Adams at bargain prices, and renting out rooms.

Some policymakers worry that tightening margin requirements, which the Federal Reserve could do, would just prompt the flight of that capital to other avenues.

The economic depression which prompted the flight of the balseros has eased somewhat.

It has also prompted another flight to safety on Wall Street.

Although casualties were limited, the rising insecurity has prompted the flight of many international observers and monitors.

Worse, their children might be taken into care this is the family's greatest fear, prompting their flight from Germany.

The uncertainty has prompted a flight from production and into traditional refuges such as gold, property and even carpets.