Sentence examples for it bothered to from inspiring English sources

One way or another, the government has good reasons not to pick an open fight with its qat-chewers though it could discourage use, and make some money for itself, if it bothered to enforce its theoretical tax on qat-chewers though

Yet the need for another £400m is a reminder of how far the Co-op Bank fell short of its high-minded "ethical" principles even before it bothered to write them down.

Instead, in three of the four local referenda so far held outside London, the public, insofar as it bothered to vote, has declined the offer.

Zafu created a search engine that located one thing, the perfect-fitting woman's jeans, before it bothered to find the best price.

They attacked the private and equally authoritative Tax Policy Center because it bothered to analyze Mitt Romney's tax plan and found that it's pretty much impossible to cut taxes by 20 percent without increasing the deficit.

To be clear, this was in no way due to a lack of interest in the continent on my part, but rather because the news business itself accorded such little attention to Africa, and when it bothered to it tended to cover it in only the most sporadic and stilted ways, as if Africans were as impossible to grasp as extraterrestrials.

And it bothers to answer its own questions, which ought to be the genre's sine qua non.

But will it bother to ever learn from them?

The only mystery about the regime is why did it bother to employ Portland?

On the rare occasions it bothers to discuss the subject, the British state says "it can't happen here", even though "it" is happening everywhere else.

Worse, the yard faced crippling working-capital shortages, because it never bothered to restructure its debt.