Sentence examples for bother enough from inspiring English sources

Most reported reasons for not visiting a physiotherapist after all were:" too busy with housekeeping and care of the children," "progressing improvement after randomization" and "attention focused on the newborn baby, the low back and/ or pelvic girdle pain did not bother enough anymore to search for help".

But Slug was bothered enough to bring it up later.

Even some elderly people are bothered enough by their dilated pores to take action.

They can fact-check faster than you can lie – and for now, they're still bothered enough to do it.

You have to walk this tightrope where you are sane enough for [doctors] to trust you know who you are, but bothered enough that you actually need the treatment".

But that rejection ignores that those who supported Trump's campaign were either attracted to the stereotypes and racial scapegoating that it employed from the day that it began, or were not bothered enough to vote against it.

It is just a matter of when the New Zealand people are bothered enough to talk about it - it could be 10 years, or it could be 20 years, but it will happen," she said.

When a group of plaintiffs kicked up a song and dance, the manufacturer agreed to a cash settlement which was set to cost $1.3m but is in fact amounting to just $30,000 because nobody seems bothered enough to claim.

Embarrassingly low crowds trooped along for two years of friendly games at Wembley, as England struggled to find opposition bothered enough to do anything other than stroll around for a mutually suitable draw.

This desperate news for Trotters fans comes just a few days after the club got demolished by their nearest rivals Wigan in what locals refer to as t'classico, leaving them eight from safety at the bottom of the Championship with a team that barely looks capable or bothered enough to compete in the tier below.

Slabs of beef hung in open storefronts, and no one seemed bothered enough to brush away the flies.