Sentence examples for bother to consider from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Ravi expected Clementi to read his tweet; or perhaps he didn't bother to consider that he might.

Amid the Conservatives' self ordained mission to rid the country of poor people, it's striking how seldom they bother to consider where social inequality and poverty originate.

In fact, their relationship could be nailed in a single idea, the cruelty and seriousness of which Ade doesn't bother to consider: he makes her blow up.

When a report on climate change was submitted to President Lyndon Johnson in 1965, the authors did not even bother to consider the idea of reducing carbon-dioxide emissions.

Beginning 50 years ago with work by the psychologist Paul Meehl, study after study has shown that following simple rules – rules that take account of many fewer factors than an expert would bother to consider – does at least as well and generally better than relying on an expert's judgment.

For while there will be some who are sitting back and enjoying the proverbial crossword and slippers, others (if not most) are knee deep in the kind of unpaid labour that the economists cited by Lady Altman and her colleagues rarely bother to consider when calculating the strength, or otherwise, of our economy.

Few people had bothered to consider the condition of "The Gross Clinic" until 2007, when the painting's longtime owner, Jefferson Medical College, arranged a sale to museums outside Philadelphia.

"Zuma blithely incurred large debts – for cars, property, loans, building his Nkandla homestead – without bothering to consider where the money would come from".

Nobody bothered to consider seriously that the Britannia's collection of property loans fell outside the Co-op's traditional appetite for risk.

It's easy for Catholics to argue that legalized suicide leads to a culture of death without bothering to consider what drives people to contemplate ending their lives in the first place.

Parker was so outraged about the vilification of his wedding that he took to – what else? – the internet to decry the "link-baiting" depths to which journalism has sunk, without really bothering to consider the part, as the founding president of Facebook, he has played in creating this link-baiting land.