Sentence examples for bother of setting from inspiring English sources

It's a means of siphoning off a significant piece of that revenue stream without having to go through all the bother of setting up or even acquiring a B-to-B exchange of its own.

AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile do not require cellphone customers to use a password on their voice mail boxes, and plenty of people never bother to set one up.

So why even bother to set a quota?

I don't even bother to set an alarm.

Einstein, the letters indicated, had sired a daughter out of wedlock whom he never bothered to set eyes on.

Fuss and bother over setting up health exchanges.

(And yes, a password is a hassle; half of smartphone users never bother setting one up).

I took the disagreements as a sign of respect: I mean, why bother setting me straight if he thinks I'm a moron?

Oh, the bother of all this protocol!

This is due to the fact that in much of the country there's too much snow on the ground to bother setting it up.

Perhaps it stands to reason that a panel of judges, no matter how serious in intent, will run into all sorts of bother if it sets out to rank rivals in the creative industry that is still most closely associated with youthful rebellion and dissent.