Sentence examples for result of fare from inspiring English sources

It is predicted that the number of passengers will fall by 4 per cent as a result of fare rises.

The chief executive, Willie Walsh, said the airline was raising its revenue forecast for the current year to "at least 4percentt," from 3percentt before, as a result of fare increases and a stronger dollar against the pound.

A look at the way in which online travel agencies display the results of fare searches shows that airline ticket sales are dominated by the battle to deliver the cheapest ticket.

That may be a result of aggressive fare sales introduced by the major airlines last week, but it also indicates that anxiety about flying was not worsened by the start of the air war in Afghanistan.

Dressed in the traditional black suit worn by French chauffeurs, Farid said his career dream had been "shattered" as a result of the fare cuts.

In 2008, a House of Commons transport select committee waded into the debate about fare evasion, saying there was confusion about how much money was lost as a result of deliberate fare-dodging, and how much was because of a failure to give passengers the chance to buy the correct ticket.

The resulting list of fares includes some things other sites miss: I found a $118 round-trip fare from Hartford to Pittsburgh the other sites did not include.

In collaboration with Jia Yan of Washington State University, I have estimated that travelers have gained at least $5 billion annually as a result of lower international fares and additional flights generated by open skies agreements.

As a result of the changes, his fare from Telford to London has more than tripled from £45 to £158 for a return journey.

According to the folklore tradition of Adi, formation of their sub-groups was guided by fission-fusion process as a result of inter tribal war fares in the recent past.

Mr. Walsh said BA was raising its revenue forecast for the current year to "at least 4percentt," from 3percentt before, as a result of higher yields produced by fare increases and a stronger dollar against the pound.