Sentence examples for bother to apply from inspiring English sources
Yale accepts so few applicants that students with sub-stellar records don't bother to apply.
He didn't bother to apply to MIT, because his family couldn't afford it.
Kumar did not bother to apply to campuses known to reject candidates below a certain age.
"But having said that, the price of college has gone up, and many of the truly needy will not bother to apply".
At present, any Conservative MP can run for the leadership - but in reality, only those who have built up enough 'collegial capital' need bother to apply.
Under Peruvian law, it is possible to obtain a permit for logging on private agricultural lands, but very few people bother to apply for one.
Few serious architects bothered to apply.
They increasingly rely on "ordeal mechanisms", such as requiring participants to go through a lengthy application process, to discourage the better-off from bothering to apply.
The lawyer for the town, Thomas R. Beirne, contends that the doctor stubbornly invited his troubles by not bothering to apply for the $50 annual cabaret license.
"The headteacher we've recruited had been approached about other jobs in the past but hadn't bothered to apply," says Whymark.
Officials in the commission's research department complain that many top European scientists cannot be bothered to apply for EU money, because of the number of bureaucratic hoops they have to jump through.
