Sentence examples for extra bother from inspiring English sources

Diverging patterns of tuition fees may – may – be going to make it harder for Scots, Irish or Welsh students to come to English universities, or make them think it's not worth the extra bother.

But most say the response to their ads does not go up enough to be worth the extra cost and bother.

"A few cents extra really doesn't bother me," Daniel Dales, a real estate agent from Miami, said.

Very modern, spacious and light, the hotel will have a dinner (an extra £145) but why bother when party town Las Manc offers the best nightlife (clubs, food, gay and arts) in the country?

He doesn't bother carrying extra socks or underwear.

You can add ice cream to the plate for an extra $2 but why bother?

Don't bother spending extra for a larger hard drive.

There's sausage in the tradition of Arles, sausage with marc brandy, extra-lite sausage (why bother?), sausage with herbs, boar sausage, duck sausage, spicy sausage, Corsican figatelli, pure pork sausage, sausage with wild mushrooms, donkey sausage and at least 40 other kinds.

If kids put forth effort in school and extra-curricular activities, why bother learning how to work outside of these intrinsically and ego-centrically motivated actions?

EXTRA BASES: Albert Pujols, bothered by a sore groin, is limited to designated hitter.

But it wasn't just the extra pounds that bothered me.