Sentence examples for heavily bothered from inspiring English sources

Once more I am quietly grateful for the decision to be "supportive, patriotic yet not heavily bothered either way" by England's success.

For instance, in Cook County, which includes heavily Democratic Chicago, hardly any Republicans bothered to run in judicial elections last year.Yet there are signs of rebellion in southern Illinois.

Cleo Maclin King denied that her behavior was inappropriate or that she drank heavily, saying what she consumed might have bothered her children but "was never a problem for me".

The Rams are so heavily favored that it is almost a wonder the Buccaneers bothered showing up in St . Louistoday.

As long as they own their homes, no matter how heavily mortgaged, most people in Britain don't seem too bothered about who owns the country.

And South Korean corporations rely heavily on diplomas to assess job applicants, though they have rarely bothered to check their authenticity.

Cartland wasn't much bothered by originality (see the Little Britain parody) and was heavily influenced by Georgette Heyer.

No limits are placed on participation, so flights are controlled by operating regulations and natural congestion, leading to an inefficient system that is oversubscribed, slow or even dangerous — or to one that is so heavily regulated few companies bother to fly drones.

She works in technical draftsmanship, but while Mike Mills's film is heavily invested in female accomplishment and female desires, it can't really be bothered to extend that interest into the professional realm.

"What bothered me mostly was the edge of the canvas," she said in her heavily accented English.

Private sector is least bothered.