Sentences with phrase «multi-million dollar question»

Buffalo officials are trying to solve the «multi-million dollar question» that is overhauling the Port Terminal A at the Outer Harbor.

The multi-million dollar question is why this is the case?

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He also hosts #AskGaryVee, a business Q&A series where Gary answers questions about social media, entrepreneurship, startups, and more based on a lifetime of building successful, multi-million dollar businesses.

One of the key players in Rochester's multi-million dollar Photonics institute, Dr. Alain Kaloyeros, was charged for extortion and bid - rigging by both the state attorney general's office and the U.S. attorney's office, raising questions about possible impact on the city's $ 600 million dollar project.

Third Question: Who will give a public apology to all the New York tax payers who will ultimately be the payee on this multi-million dollar law suit sure to be won, and deservedly so by this victimized young man?

A lobbying group closely allied with the policies of Governor Andrew Cuomo has been in the news a lot in the past couple of days, in articles raising questions about multi-million dollar donations to the group known as the Committee to Save New York, and policies later advocated by the governor.

So, then, the million (or more like multi-million) dollar question is this: would you buy a webOS tablet as an alternative to the iPad?

Huntsman v Petroplus: multi-million dollar dispute under an agreement for the supply of naphtha and LPG raising issues of construction (including whether the effect of an entire agreement clause is to exclude implied terms under the Sale of Goods Act 1979) and technical questions as to the cause of mercury contamination and whether it was such as to render the products unsatisfactory or unfit for purpose).

Huntsman v Petroplus - multi-million dollar dispute under an agreement for the supply of naphtha and LPG raising issues of construction (including whether the effect of an entire agreement clause is to exclude implied terms under the Sale of Goods Act 1979) and technical questions as to the cause of mercury contamination and whether it was such as to render the products unsatisfactory or unfit for purpose).