Sentence examples for the election cost from inspiring English sources
Recognizing Brown's surprise win as a threat to her husband's entire health care initiative (the election cost Senate Democrats their supermajority), Mrs. Obama went scalp hunting.
The election cost the two campaigns $24 million, with Mr. Bowles adding $4 million of his own money, but Mrs. Dole outspent him by $2 million.
That investigation came to nothing, but Clinton officials were convinced the bad publicity, just 11 days before the election, cost her crucial votes.
Of course, Specter's vote on habeas, like his support of Roberts and Alito, forestalled another possible conservative revolt against his chairmanship (which, in the event, the election cost him).
The highest cost on this measure was the Manchester Central by-election in November 2012, when only 18% of the electorate voted, meaning the election cost £15.90 per vote.
Brown and legislators now have 30 days to review the election cost report.
All 650 MPs will be given £499 iPads after the election, costing the taxpayer £1 million.
What's more important in the lead-up to the election – costed policies, or regular fartlek sessions?
The two sides must put up their share of the election costs and resolve an impasse over who gets to vote in Abyei.
One Republican official countered that the election costs amounted to a fraction of the fiscal pain voters have suffered during the four and a half years of Mr. Davis's governorship.
"There'a a way to avoid that," Scott said of the election costs.
