Sentence examples for bothering to pay from inspiring English sources

As the Kremlin was not bothering to pay the money it owed to Chechnya, he was thinking of closing the pipeline that carries oil from the Caspian Sea through Chechnya to a Russian port on the Black Sea.So spoke Shamil Basaev, whom Russia still calls a terrorist for the armed raid he led deep inside Russian territory on the town of Budyonnovsk in 1995.

Somali businessmen who smuggle consumer goods into Ethiopia without bothering to pay taxes - goods often purchased with the proceeds from the exports of livestock often originating in Ethiopia - just fuel the Ethiopian government's resolve to impose order and control on the Somali regions.

Today it seems that people look at pictures and see little more than what they depict, without bothering to pay attention to the hows or whys of the process.

Don't bother to pay me an advance".

Why had he bothered to pay three hundred bucks?

Nowadays, we can barely be bothered to pay attention to the larger workings of the universe.

"That they would bother to pay attention to our little organization — I'm amazed," she said.

The levy is only voluntary, however, and many companies simply do not bother to pay it.

Technology companies often don't bother to pay one.But a look at history should disabuse investors of that notion.

Why should I bother if they can't be bothered?" He continued: "They can't be bothered to pay me.

No one has bothered to pay much attention to the Crohn's, and everyone is quick to jump to conclusions.