Sentence examples for bothered to fix from inspiring English sources

No one has bothered to fix the damage yet.

The courts rejected that ploy, but Mr. Bush never bothered to fix the problem.

But it seems as if nobody has bothered to fix the signs giving directions, which are now completely off.

His hair was longer and whiter, and he had grown a small paunch; later, I learned that he had broken a tooth and hadn't bothered to fix it.

But that solution never completely worked, and when the tunnel broke down in the 1960s, no one bothered to fix it.

The idea that the script for The Batman is riddled with errors, and that executives can't be bothered to fix them because international markets will make up the box office, is like something from a bad clickbait tagline.

"I had outfits that dissolved at the dry-cleaners, made by students who didn't bother to fix the dye or sew properly".

She waitressed to support herself and lived in a series of decrepit apartments that she didn't bother to fix up.

I learned that if I wrote anything self-indulgent it would get cut out under deadline, and then I would have to read my story with a big gaping hole since newspaper editors don't bother to fix transitions.

Many of them think that peddling insurance is a deep profit center for big rental companies, most of which have their own repair shops and sometimes don't bother to fix dents and dings.

Unfortunately, I often don't notice (or bother to fix) the inevitable flaws — the chipped baseboard, the broken door knob — until I see them through my mother's eyes.