Sentence examples for rising fares from inspiring English sources

Security body scanners, pat-downs, cancellations, rising fares, impossibly crowded planes — are all having an impact.

Despite rising fares, crowded carriages and cancellations have made headlines this year.

That, coupled with rising fares to make up for the budget cuts, reduced ridership, officials said.

Airlines are adding fees and surcharges on top of rising fares.

London's bus users, likely to be poor, have paid the price in rising fares.

Barring another sharp economic downturn, analysts said, the longer-term trend toward rising fares is likely to continue apace.

Maude did much better than Temperatures Rising in the New York area while Temperatures Rising fared better than Maude in the Los Angeles area.

Prices continue to rise; fares increased by 5percentt in May, with another 5percentt increase scheduled for 2004.

Alison Nolan of Southeastern said: "This year, like many years for the past eight years, they've instructed train companies to rise fares by the rate of inflation plus another 1%.

This affects far more people nationally than do rising train fares.

Rising air fares signal a return to the original concept of taking a life-changing circumnavigation.