Some states simply don't bother to submit the information; others do so haphazardly.
"In ostrich-like fashion, the S.E.C. does not even bother to submit a single piece of paper" justifying the fees and expenses, he said.
Faced with such firm requests by the government (which is also a big customer of both firms), each chief executive did as he was told, and a miffed Novartis backed off without bothering to submit a formal bid.
A study by the Associated Press, for example, found that about 17percentt of all city and county law enforcement agencies didn't bother to submit a single hate crime report from 2009 to 2014.
Although appellees and amici dismiss the testimony of Senator Keith and his witnesses as pure fantasy, they did not bother to submit evidence of that to the District Court, making it difficult for us to agree with them.
Throughout my career, and long before it, journals emphasized that new papers have to publish original results; I completely failed to replicate a particular study a few years ago, but at the time didn't bother to submit it to a journal because I knew few people would be interested.
"This line should go.'" "And if you don't make the changes," he said, "don't bother to submit the books for use in their state". "Texas and California are gigantic markets; you're talking about millions of dollars in book sales at stake," he said.
While Mr. Ellsworth-Jones quotes from earlier interviews (mainly via e-mail) that Banksy has dispensed over the years to others, he did not bother to submit his own e-mail questions (after failed negotiations with Banksy's publicity agent actually to talk with him) because, he says, "the usual pattern has been for some questions to be answered and other key ones simply ignored".
According to the court document, Bijan didn't even bother to submit a response to Apple's complaint, so it was an easy call.
Once, when I had occasion to tell a NASA engineer how much that initial system cost ($25K), he laughed and said they wouldn't bother to submit a budget for something that small.
