Sentence examples for expected to bother from inspiring English sources

The FACT-B physical well-being subscale focuses on symptoms such as fatigue, pain and feeling ill, which would be expected to bother the widespread pain group more.

Most users are expected not to bother upgrading (see article), but to acquire Vista only when they buy a new computer.

He said he did not expect to be bothering them long: "The Russian people dream of the day when they can be liberated from the Soviet system, and when that day comes I will thank you very much for being good friends and neighbors and will go home".

So that means you can expect to be bothered about 15 times if you're watching a 30-minute video stream.

Before now, Murray had been too brilliant, too methodical in obliterating opponents who might have been expected to cause him some bother.

(If I can't be bothered to type it, I probably shouldn't expect anyone to bother reading it).

Giles writes: Perhaps the party did not expect journalists to bother to read or understand the equations.

My email inbox was flooded with questions on gluten-free baking as well as some indignation that coeliacs should expect anyone to bother catering for them.

Likely to perform better back on the dirt, it's still asking too much to expect him to bother the likes of California Chrome and his better fancied stable-mates at the business end of the big race.

You wouldn't expect them to bother even returning a phone call about a parking garage, any more than Rem Koolhaas would stoop to designing a dentist's office.

Do you really expect judges to bother?