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Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete K. Rahn said the governor is skeptical of supporters' studies concluding that the Purple Line would bring tens of thousands of new jobs.
Ranking behind the Olympics and World Cup soccer but not much else, the cricket competition is expected to bring tens of thousands of people to the Caribbean in March and April.
Maps leaked from the Maryland Transportation Authority showing potential sites for a new toll bridge across the Chesapeake Bay have riled residents worried a crossing could potentially bring tens of thousands of additional vehicles through their communities.
If it can regularly bring tens of thousands of art lovers and international attention to a small, drab, industrial city in Germany, could art do the same thing for Cleveland?
Attendees bring tens of thousands of pumpkins for the festivities.
"The idea that we should bring tens of thousands of Syrian Muslim refugees to America?
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The enactment of the Affordable Care Act will bring tens of millions of U.S. citizens into the private health-insurance market for the first time, while also expanding Medicaid, the government-run insurance program for the needy.
Governor Pataki said a lease deal would also bring tens of millions of dollars in property taxes into New York City's treasury.
John Whittaker, the group's chairman, said the work would restore "a crumbling treasure" and bring tens of millions of pounds to Bolton, but admitted it all hinged on being awarded the 2026 Ryder Cup.
The global legal industry has the tools to bring tens of millions of new consumers into the marketplace.
The upcoming wave of podcasts crafted to be more like TV shows than radio shows is what could bring tens of millions new listeners into the podcast market.
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