Sentence examples for whatever the fare from inspiring English sources

At Ryanair, the mantra is "load factor active, yield passive" – or fill the planes, whatever the fare.

Gunner #2 is in the same position as #1: for him as well, whatever the other does, he fares best by fleeing.

Or I could make a return reservation I knew he couldn't use and change it later for a fee of $100, plus whatever extra fare the airline might be charging then.

"Whatever the case, the truth is, popular fare in any medium has always been snubbed by the self-appointed elite," he wrote.

Whatever the protestations, the buck for the mayor's new fares policy stops fairly and squarely with the mayor.

The supernatural is not my normal fare, but the story of Marianne's devotion, whatever the motivation, is remarkably moving.

If it passes, the legislation will allow taxi drivers to charge whatever the hell they want but that will hopefully work to decrease fares, not increase them.

High-quality, safe taxis offering regulated fares have been seen as a social good for decades, whatever the short-comings of some drivers.

Whatever the resolution in Ferguson is, the world will be watching to see how the U.S. fares and whether it sticks to its principles.

Whatever the answer to this question, this study has offered indicative evidence of how the patient-centredness of nursing has fared in health service research captured by PubMed.

"Whatever the human weakness".