Sentence examples for polls cost from inspiring English sources

Civil-society groups say this year's Nigerian polls cost the state $580m, probably a world record.

According to various polls, cost is a high priority for most patients.

This film, which received dismal reviews and a C-plus score from audiences in exit polls, cost $32 million to make.

WASHINGTON — With studies suggesting that long lines at the polls cost Democrats hundreds of thousands of votes in November, party leaders are beginning a push to make voting and voter registration easier, setting up a likely new conflict with Republicans over a deeply polarizing issue.

The policies of the Obama administration that are not faring well in polls cost too much and do too little.

According to our poll, cost is a tender nerve: 61% thought the high cost of care and insurance was a bigger problem than the number of uninsured, against 31% who believed the reverse.

A name change by deed poll costs £33.

Changing my name was easy - a deed poll costs about £30.

However, requiring all participants to be set up with brain-scanning equipment and every response analysed by a trained neuroscientist would send polling costs rocketing and sample sizes would shrivel, rendering them less reliable.

The VNS was formed by ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox and the Associated Press in 1990 in an effort to save millions of dollars in exit polling costs.

But the real scam was that a "ticket" to vote in the straw poll costs $30, which the candidates are free to buy and hand out to their supporters.