Sentence examples for bother accepting from inspiring English sources

One professor says that, in his opinion, Yale Law shouldn't bother accepting students from non-Ivy League schools, since it's not in the business of "remedial education".

But the question of personal relationships does not bother Brailsford, who accepts that his teams are not comfortable places to work, and says that having the entire team lined up behind a common objective – "goal harmony" is the jargon he uses – is all that matters.

(See number one above for why Drake didn't even bother showing up to accept his award, despite having a four-day hole in his tour schedule).

While I understand the reasoning behind the shift away from informational intake, I remain bothered by the accepted disconnect between self and knowledge, as if it really doesn't matter what we know so long as we can look it up.

They will stop bothering you and accept your appearance that night, should they too feel the need to get up and use the facilities (or other issues).

Recommendations will not be accepted, so don't even bother.

Why bother in a genre where covers are accepted, even encouraged, particularly if you are bold enough to add something to the text through improvisation and innovation.

We often hear of the grand old actor who "really isn't bothered" about it but accepts because the wife really wants to be Lady Whoever.

Crisis in Six Scenes looks like Allen accepting a compliment from television without bothering to return it.

It forces me to focus on why I bother to do what I do, although I accept it confines us all to tackling problems that can be 'solved' inside 36 months.

The item that went undescribed most times was "what makes your headache better" and "what makes your headache get worse", while the best described item was "is there any symptom that comes together with the headache like tearing of your eyes, sickness or vomit, bright light and noise bother you?" This self-administered tool was well accepted by the patients.