Sentence examples for bother to develop from inspiring English sources
S.& P. did not bother to develop its own model at all before it began giving out AAA ratings to the C.P.D.O.
Why would you bother to develop any kind of export industry if oil makes your money worth more and that hurts all your other exports?" The most successful societies develop a middle class through manufacturing; oil makes this extremely difficult.
Many high-scoring basketball players, being able to make so obvious and glamorous a contribution to their team in the form of point totals, don't bother to develop the other skills of the game, and leave subordinate matters like defense and playmaking largely to their teammates.
Why should it bother to develop software for Windows when the EC will force it to include its competitors' as well?
Arabidopsis flowers are highly self-fertile, which begs the question as to why these plants would bother to develop functional nectaries; however, solitary bees, flies, and thrips do visit Arabidopsis flowers in the wild, and a small amount of outcrossing does occur [ 42].
Their intimacy was sufficiently consuming that neither of them bothered to develop other friendships.
Foreign firms may not have bothered to develop their own technology if the American sort had been available.
Fertile land along the Nile disappeared under new buildings, as Egyptians crowded ever more tightly together on the tiny percentage of the country that the government bothered to develop.
Left on the list are mostly diseases for which these firms have not - one is tempted to insert "bothered to" - develop medicines or for which treatment is so old as to be off-patent.
The Post Office could host a "Post Bank", a people's bank that is trusted, local, solvent and innovative in ways that the big banks can't be bothered to develop in their retail branches.
The C.I.A., these sources say, declares all of its agents in Jordan to the Mukhabarat, not even bothering to develop cover stories, as it usually does in closely allied countries.
