Sentence examples for big ticket question from inspiring English sources

So I discovered that she had emerged from a "talent pipeline" to answer a "big ticket question" in which the building of a "product suite" around the "Metro brand" was essential to "create an engaging consumer experience".

Boyishly trim with neat, sharp features, short graying hair and an air of humorous self-deprecation, Mr. Grand moved easily from speculation about smart cars of the future, which he hopes can be programmed to enjoy driving, to big-ticket questions of matter and nonmatter, computers and consciousness, and the blurry line that separates the living from the not living.

Two of the big-ticket questions… How does a customer spend responsibly and what do they do with the money they have left over".

In particular, it questions the wisdom of big ticket programmes like Trident and Eurofighter.

He then assumed Rivers's stance of no longer answering questions about Garnett and addressed the situation by comparing himself to Garnett's nickname, the Big Ticket.

But Boris/Bloomberg was the big ticket.

Only the big ticket- sellers need apply.

The Big Ticket Love him or loathe him, Costa is the hottest ticket in the Premier League.

Big Ticket includes sales from the previous week, ending Wednesday.

Big ticket items, all.

Allowing more channels is the big ticket.