Sentence examples for bother for the from inspiring English sources

The legislation has caused some bother for the government as opponents claim the new regime will cause a spike in the popular British leisure pursuit of "binge drinking".

Most of the new banks are too small, or too specialist, to create serious bother for the big four of Lloyds, RBS, HSBC and Barclays.

Then he fumbled a horrible clearance kick from Mike Brown, which, if taken, might have precipitated all kinds of bother for the home team.

Gabi whips it onto the head of Godin, who sends another header goalwards, but this one is straight at Casillas and no bother for the keeper.

When Tallow accidentally comes across the gun cache — a discovery that just means work and bother for the police — his superiors punish him by assigning him to trace all the weapons and solve all the cases.

Overall statistics about the number of bridge loans are nonexistent, because very few banks even make the loans and because reporting the statistics would hardly be worth the bother for the lending institutions that do.

He made many excuses but it was clear that he just didn't want to be bothered for the portraits hung way at the top of a wall.

So when Kalin Lucas, the Spartans' leading scorer almost by default, stood harassed and bothered for the first half, he hardly batted an eye.

He was worried that people wouldn't find it "cool enough", but he needn't have bothered: for the most part, the album is a wonderfully realised vision that documents love and heartbreak, innocence and giddy excitement.

I'm more bothered for the kids that understand.

"Todd and I have since cut our vacation short because the incognito attempts didn't work and fellow vacationers were bothered for the two days we spent in the sun.