Sentence examples for whether the fare from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether the Fare & Square, started with the help of private foundations and corporate donors, can survive as a nonprofit business.

Whether the fare in question would have satisfied what Vogel called his "very visual eye that tends toward painterly values," whether it would have struck him as "subversive," is another matter altogether.

Click on departure and return dates, and it performs a full search of all flights and predicts whether the fare is likely to rise or fall in the days before the departure date.

Among the rules are these: *Everyone in an official position to decide whether the fare will rise -- in other words, Gov. George E. Pataki and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which he controls -- must act as if the very idea is only slightly less outrageous than levying a special tax on breathing.

She added that although the scheme had been broadly privately funded, it remains to be seen whether the fares can cover all the costs or if the public purse would be left to pick up the pieces.

Last week, nether Calco-Hotard nor DOTD would say whether the fares are used to pay for LA Swift drivers, bus maintenance, fuel and insurance.

But Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who controls four votes on the authority's 14-vote board, has so far declined to say whether he will support the fare increase.

The state doesn't care where its pupils come from, or whether they can afford the fare, all that matters is where they're heading.

Whether the competitors fare any better remains to be seen, but they certainly aspire to a similar big-picture treatment.

The only questions now, they said, are whether the basic fare will rise to $1.75 or $2 and whether there will be service cuts or deeper discounts for MetroCard users.

It was not clear whether the base fare would rise next year, but the authority has said in the past that it prefers to make such increases in 25 cent increments, because its MetroCard vending machines are not set up to dispense coins smaller than quarters.