Sentence examples for volume fare from inspiring English sources

We had the first fare reductions in the history of the entire system," a reference to the volume fare discounts introduced in recent years.

"The volume of fare sales [last year] was more than Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined," a Hopper news release said.

(b) A statement in a broadcast commercial is considered clear and conspicuous if it is made orally and is as clear and understandable in pace and volume as the fare information.

Air Canada reported second-quarter profit of 30 million Canadian dollars ($18.8 million), or 23 cents a share, with improvements in domestic and intercontinental traffic volume helping to offset fare discounts and a 17percentt decline in revenue on routes to the United States.

Under the fares going into effect in March, a $2.50 base fare with a volume discount of 5 percent (to be available on purchases of $5 and over) translates to an effective pay-per-ride fare of $2.38.

Here's the math: under the current $2.25 base fare with a volume discount of 7 percent for purchases of $10 and over, the fare on a pay-per-ride card comes to $2.10.

Seniors sang the racier lyrics with audible relish (not to mention increased volume), and alongside more traditional fare like "Old Nassau" were tween-friendly artists like Miley Cyrus and Fun.

" [Operators] are primarily concerned to protect profi t margins on a declining volume of business by increasing fares and reducing service levels.

As the London Air Quality Network (LAQN) points out, due to its dense road network, high buildings, the size of the city and the volume of traffic, the capital fares badly compared with other cities in the UK.

Mr. Hogan said it was a challenge for Brookfield "to find creative chefs who can handle a large volume of people," while cooking unusual fare.

Research has shown that patients treated at specialty hospitals that admit a high volume of patients with similar conditions fare better in the long and short term, investigators say.