Sentence examples for bothered to complete from inspiring English sources

No one knows what the front of the garment looked like, or whether Whistler bothered to complete it.

Half of the online students failed the final and only 83% of students bothered to complete the class they paid for.

Sixteenth-century drawings by Swiss stained-glass designers like Jost Amman, for instance, look unfinished because the artists did not bother to complete patterns that could easily be reproduced by the glassmakers.

Indeed, business schools themselves are struggling in the battle for talent, as a growing number of students are not bothering to complete their studies before leaving to start a dot.com.

She claims her school didn't tell her she was sitting the real test, and that she didn't bother to complete what she thought was just another practice paper.

The resort offers excellent and usually snow-sure terrain Val Thorens now has a top-end Hotel to match its high altitude High life: Ski lifts in the resort Val Thorens is the highest resort in the Alps The French, as you may know, believe that bothering to complete words of any length is a symptom of decline.

Some won't even bother to complete the race.

Oftentimes parents just assume that they make too much money to qualify for financial aid, so they don't even bother to complete the form.

There's even a pork and leek pie for when you can't be bothered to cook and eggs to complete a morning fry-up.

"Nobody had bothered to get these kids to complete coursework - just give them a C," one teacher is quoted as saying.

The GROS noted that although a 'lazy resident' might not always bother to ensure complete accuracy, when asked for fuller information this was usually forthcoming.