Sentence examples for small bother from inspiring English sources

But the other thing Candy Crush has going for it is that it syncs your gameplay across all platforms – something that not all game publishers, big or small, bother to include.

Those individuals with mild symptoms or symptoms with no or small bother are less likely to seek care, highlighting the importance of bother assessment.

Among symptomatic individuals and separately for both genders, the effect of age (classified as 18 39, 40 59, 60 79 yr) on bother (moderate or major vs no or small bother) was assessed using the chi-square test for data stratified by symptom occurrence (rarely, often, always).

You'd have to be a little 'precious' to let such a small noise bother you.

No detail was too small to bother with.

DOCTOR: If you start small, why bother at all? ANNA: Oh, whatever — supersize me!

But the Swiss banker told the client that his Basler account was too small to bother disclosing and that doing so "would bring trouble for both of them".

They're going to play their encore now, says Dury dolefully: the dressing room's too small to bother returning to.

And the lesson for now pretty much seems to be that no matter how piddly the effort, no matter how small the bother, well, it's too much bother.

For the same reason that Macintosh computers were once thought immune to viruses and other malware, hackers tend to leave Linux systems well alone: their installed base (1.5% of all computers) is too small to bother with.

At just seven miles long and one and a half miles wide, Niijima is too small to bother renting a car, and too big to comfortably explore on foot — in other words, a perfect place to ride a bike.