Sentence examples for raised in fares from inspiring English sources

Each departure of the Highland Sleeper and its Lowland counterpart, serving Edinburgh and Glasgow, earns a subsidy of £17,000, dwarfing the amount raised in fares.

In a previous report the Tory politicians had claimed that if £136m was raised in sponsorship fares could be frozen for a year.

White boys raised in poor families fare far better.

For this reason, tigers raised in captivity would not fare well if released into the wild.

That would make it only the second time in the authority's history that fares were raised in consecutive years.

This would be only the second time in the history of the subway that fares were raised in consecutive years; the last time was in 1980 and 1981.

A report by the Conservative Party on the London Assembly said if £136m were raised in sponsorship it could freeze fares for a year.

In other cases, innovative methods may be exactly the type needed to answer questions of fact raised in litigation, although they may fare poorly in peer review that rewards "inside the box" thinking and penalizes the new idea or method.

But that leveling off comes after decades of rapid increases and growing concerns that children raised in single-parent households do not fare as well as those who live with both parents.

Fares have not been raised in 10 years.

The DeCamp bus line in northern New Jersey and the Bee-Line buses in Westchester County also raised fares in 2007.