Sentence examples for pricey election from inspiring English sources

POLLSTERS, strategists and media consultants have been a fixture of America's long, pricey election campaigns for decades.

Why are American polls so pricey?First and most importantly, American elections are expensive because America is a big, rich country: reaching a population of 314m costs a lot, particularly in competitive media markets such as New York and Florida.

That makes the race in Florida a pricey proving ground for both parties heading into November elections.

The primary election fights unfolding in Florida have produced no shortage of fiery attacks and extremely pricey campaigns.

How pricey?

Granted – this is pricey, really pricey.

Pricey; short for expensive.

Still, it was pricey.

Long Island seemed pricey.

It's pricey though.

Why so pricey?