Sentence examples for bothered to maintain from inspiring English sources

We are stuck – forced to pay more rent to a landlord who can't even be bothered to maintain the property".

Smith's team had given her a stove six years earlier, but she hadn't bothered to maintain it.

Instead nobody even bothered to maintain the inadequate, overpriced station car park, until last year when half of it was requisitioned to create a car park for the O2, as the Dome is now to be known.

If you aren't particularly web-savvy or can be bothered to maintain a website, you can set up shop on a site like eBay or CafePress (for a fee).

"Yeezus" charges out of the gate, sometimes switching sounds and textures without bothering to maintain tempo, then jerking back into position and rattling forward.

In the provinces the government did not bother to maintain even the guise of freedom: there the suppression of anti-EPRDF forces, especially the OLF, was so blatant as to be noticed by the members of an international team sent to observe hastily called regional elections in June 1992.

"The abuses of the tax code by these shadow campaign operations have mushroomed since the last election cycle with both Democrats and Republicans now in on the act and not even bothering to maintain a facade that they have any real purpose other than to elect members of their respective parties," said J. Gerald Hebert, the Campaign Legal Center's executive director, in a statement.

(Kino International, $29.95, not rated) SUMMER SERIALS Columbia Pictures thought so little of its serials that it apparently didn't bother to maintain the copyrights for many of them, and it has fallen to individual collectors and enthusiasts to keep them in circulation, often in substandard prints.

This negative impact of redlining affected upkeep -- absentee landlords who saw real estate values plummet due to red-lining wouldn't bother to maintain their properties.

Fars, the official Iranian news agency, has stopped bothering to maintain the fiction that the Revolutionary Guards are present in Aleppo as "advisers".

The result was that they hadn't evicted any of the elderly tenants who still lived there, but they also never bothered to fill the vacancies or maintain the rooms, and the place was now a fungal palace, a sagging wreck.