Sentence examples similar to considerable bother from inspiring English sources
That did not seem to bother a considerable number of women who were, somewhat disconcertingly, walking along in their bare feet holding their high heels, which had presumably been through a lot this night.
Perhaps they're confused as to why Alex Turner and Miles Kane bother to go to such considerable effort and expense to bring an orchestra along at all.
So here's the thing: After strolling to the head of the line, and putting the Guard to the considerable expense of training him as a pilot, Lieutenant Bush didn't even bother to take his duties seriously.
He said the thumb did not bother him in the field, but he is unable to swing the bat without considerable discomfort.
Food processors and packagers are mildly annoyed to have to bother with new labels, but know it could have been worse: the European Commission was under considerable pressure to be more restrictive.
Why would Esther bother to get into Ivy League Schools under an assumed identity, when she could have used her considerable talents for more lucrative -- or insidious -- purposes is a question perplexing police.
And the chancellor, George Osborne, can hardly be overjoyed that his considerable efforts to build a "special relationship" with China have run into what is at very least a spot of bother.
Don't bother subsampling.
