Sentence examples for which could bother from inspiring English sources

The temperature here is expected to be in the mid-40's for Game 1, which could bother Wakefield.

Rational people might not bother, which could have all sorts of unpredictable effects.

Nothing could bother her.

That may not bother fans, but it could bother sponsors.

There, no one could bother him.

Don't bother doing this on the days that the person is in a rush because it could bother them.

Yes, Adele might have missed a trick by not rhyming it with "trifle", but it's already far ahead of the themes for Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, which couldn't even be bothered to mention their film titles at all.

NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuters) - With a second heat wave poised to strike New York City this weekend, union workers at power company Con Edison may go out on strike, which could leave consumers hot and bothered if their air conditioners don't turn on.

This element of familiarity also made it less intimidating to "bother" my Ace with requests, which could help increase usage of HotelTonight's new service.

Categorisation involved difficult decisions; for instance, some had written 'can't be bothered with anything', or 'PMT' which could be interpreted as either mood changes or tiredness.

But few of them will regularly bother to check housing sales or foreclosures, which could also affect their ability to refinance.