Sentence examples for may have bothered from inspiring English sources

The conditions may have bothered the patrons more than the horses.

It may have bothered them and they didn't have an avenue to call.

For all that Strauss's treatment of Oppenheimer may have bothered him, so did Oppenheimer's ingratitude: "After I had gone to bat day in and day out when Oppenheimer was on trial, he turned me down for a TV interview and went on Ed Murrow's program instead".

Donoghue also mentioned that some of the conversations that take place between Ma and Jack in the book are based verbatim on ones she's had with her son — so who knows how much of the language that may have bothered readers in its unlikelihood was, in fact, real?

Make a list of all the things that your ex did that may have bothered you.

The researchers may not have bothered to mention them, and the journal may not have asked.

The human body may not recruit the sequences for protein duty, but if the sequences do us no harm, natural selection may not have bothered to get rid of them.

Foreign firms may not have bothered to develop their own technology if the American sort had been available.

You may not have bothered with fire, smoke or carbon dioxide alarms for yourself but all these things should be in place.

But others may not have bothered to find out where he stands on abortion because they do not think it matters much.

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