Sentence examples for not bother applying from inspiring English sources

One classmate was told by a Stanford official on a visit to Exeter that he was assured a spot and should not bother applying anywhere else.

Keoushkerian, a Syrian refugee of Armenian descent, said he and his family had been in Canada for 10 months and did not bother applying for asylum in the US.

That first year, not long after the program ended, one of our best students called me in tears because her guidance counselor had told her dismissively that students from her high school should not bother applying to schools like Princeton and Georgetown.

Many of the rejected applicants (and, potentially, many more of those who did not bother applying) have better grades and SAT scores than many of the minority applicants who are admitted.

This time Jolly did not bother applying for compensation.

However, if people see the description a few days after the deadline has passed, they may not bother applying, and you could miss out on some excellent candidates this way.

But don't bother applying for them: It's by invitation only.

If you do not satisfy them, please don't bother applying for a license; we won't respond.

My teacher said I shouldn't bother applying and that I should go staright off to work in the shoe factory.

And for me, the voices came from people who at first told me, don't bother applying to Princeton, not a school like that -- because they said I'd never get in.

"This is the best job in the country, and anyone who doesn't want to win the national championship shouldn't bother applying for this job," Pederson said at a news conference in Lincoln, Neb.