Sentence examples for generally bothered from inspiring English sources

Ornamental kale is not generally bothered by pests or diseases but caterpillars and aphids occasionally attack them.

Federal authorities do not generally bother arresting patients or doctors who write prescriptions.

"Your worst traits are: you say you'll book train tickets to meet up, but then you flake; you have a temper and can hulk out; you can get into a whole separate world with your twin sister, which tends to be quite excluding; you don't have masses of self-control; and you can be very annoyingly loud, but that doesn't generally bother me, and I'd still give you a 10 out of 10 as a friend.

People were generally not bothered by you.

Americans are generally not bothered by inequality because they believe with hard work, they, too, can strike it rich.

But Graham knows that the traditional media generally hasn't bothered to explain what happened to get the bill passed, allowing him to distort reality unfettered.

In practice, despite existing federal laws allowing it to monitor plants with dangerous chemicals, the agency generally hasn't bothered to try.

While jasmine generally isn't bothered by pests, it's still a good idea to watch out for certain insects that might affect its growth.

Monolingual dictionaries of languages with generally phonemic orthographies generally do not bother with indicating the pronunciation of most words, and tend to use respelling systems for words with unexpected pronunciations.

It comes from a region that remains dark and mysterious, largely because media organisations generally can't be bothered to send any reporters there.

And those genius, new Pajamajeans -- perfect for freelancers like me, who yearn to look more respectable, but generally can't be bothered to get out of their yoga pants.