Sentence examples for bother fewer from inspiring English sources

If allowed to build a second runway, Gatwick could well become a second hub, and another runway there would bother fewer residents than at Heathrow.

And so Bibi was sentenced to hang on mere hearsay – a Kafkaesque twist that seems to bother few in Itanwali, a village 30 miles outside Lahore.

But Mr. Amjad said the incident bothered few local residents initially and caught fire only at the instigation of the cleric and two conservative shopkeepers.

Thicke's age (and comportment) seemed to bother far fewer people, and maybe that should be no surprise, given our culture's penchant for letting men off the hook and, moreover, its affinity for bratty grown-ups.

Few people know how to go about either; fewer bother to attempt, and fewer still succeed.

The wild dogs might bother a few customers, but they wouldn't be nearly as scary as those wall units.

And the fact that these foreigners will be participating in a system of exploitation and inequality bothers few people, the topless protesters of Ukraine's Femen group notwithstanding.

Ed Miliband has ordered his MPs to stay away in the hope hope their empty benches will show the Tories are talking among themselves, obsessed with an issue that bothers few voters.

When a government is anti-business like that, fewer firms bother to start up and fewer jobs are created.

That now looks hollow.Keenness to enter the electoral fray may seem surprising, considering that very few Egyptians bother to vote and few expect this year's procedures or counting to differ much from those of the previous general election, in 2005.

Today shoppers can find low prices and infinite choice online, so fewer bother to drive to an out-of-town hypermarket.European demography hurts Carrefour, too.