Sentences with phrase «'t be bothered»

Reports say the iPhone maker is still wooing broadcast networks to be part of its content package — raising the question of why Apple (AAPL) is bothering in the first place.

Why you should care: Blue Apron ships pre-measured ingredients all over to U.S. to aspiring cooks who can't be bothered to lug themselves to the grocery store.

At least 91 percent of consumers read reviews before they make a purchase, according to the annual BrightLocal consumer review survey, and it's not because they can't be bothered to make their own decisions.

If a person can't be bothered to put his or her best foot forward during this crucial stage of the game, how can you expect him or her to do a good job if hired?

Some individuals might take a similar approach; Mian and Sufi say most couldn't be bothered.

For those who can't be bothered to sift through all that choice, smaller «affordable» theme packs may be the way to go.

Craig said he was bothered by the amount of time that his premises weren't being used.

This way they know if it is 5 p.m., you're still at work, and you shouldn't be bothered.

«Parents shouldn't feel segregated for having children, and they're not the issue — the people who are bothered by the children tend to become more disruptive then the child.»

More surprisingly, 62 % felt it was all right to be bothered at work by a friend with a personal question.

Still, if customers are bothering to showroom, it means they see value in the in - person experience.

A candidate who is not — and can't even be bothered to find out if they might be — is not a candidate you want to hire.

«I sit down with this person off - site and then have a real heart to heart with them about what is bothering them and what their frustrations are.

In fact, I can't be bothered to get excited about any so - called shared cultural events, such as the Oscars or any of a host of music awards.

We see this kind of widely - distributed but unaddressable pain in all kinds of political and community situations where the powers that be just can't or won't be bothered to try to build a solution and no individuals have enough of a stake (or enough at stake) to take on the larger problem for the common good.

If you, as the originator of the concept, can't be bothered to defend the concept, what chance does it have to being successful in your organization?

For many people stretching is an after thought, one that all too many of us forget — or can't be bothered — to do before or after a workout.

This is what's bothering me.

After graduating from Stanford with a degree in mechanical engineering and product design, Sterling was bothered by how few women were in her program and became obsessed with «disrupting the pink aisle» with a toy that would introduce girls to the joy of engineering at a young age.

At its helm is a skinny, contemplative student of the world who revels in asking questions and couldn't be bothered by so trivial a pursuit as warring with the company's rivals.

This is a key way to make your resume stand out since many applicants won't be bothered to do this.

And we'll all pay these higher prices for convenience or quality because, well, we're hungry and, especially in the mornings, we can't be bothered.

Asked if she is bothered by allegations that Trump had raped or assaulted women, the entrepreneur pauses.

Maybe you don't want to be bothered.

If you weren't making money selling on eBay, I doubt you'd be bothering getting up at 4 a.m. to hit all those yard sales.

I just couldn't be bothered about it.

I've come to refuse to be bothered by stuff written about me on the «net.

«It's so ridiculous the amount of bureaucracy we've put in place, that companies can't be bothered.»

Ideally, when you implement Runkel's strategy, your partner will respond in kind, and you two can have a calm conversation about what's bothering you.

Approach a condition from the position of «Tell me what's bothering you» rather than «Tell me what you have,» Bertolini said, and you might convince a patient to hand over personal data in pursuit of a solution to what ultimately irks them.

It's unclear whether Buffett, who is nicknamed the Oracle of Omaha, was bothered by the scandals surrounding Fox before he sold the stock.

Bernie Sanders and I are bothered by some of the same things, Warren Buffett told CNBC on the eve of Super Tuesday.

Is that really the strongest argument — that it's been around a while without being bothered?

If you and your managers don't know how to get your employees to talk openly about what's bothering them, you must learn.

Suddenly I wasn't so interested in meeting my national staff, and I couldn't really be bothered to learn the language.

«You kind of feel you're bothering people,» he said, referring to his requests to sit in the back of classrooms and ask the teachers questions afterward.

During negotiations with Thinx's representatives before the complaint was filed, the company's lawyers cited Leibow's social - media presence — «pictures where you could see my cleavage» — as a sign she shouldn't have been bothered by Agrawal's alleged behavior.

But I can see how some people could be bothered by it.

I'm not smart enough to find you a better alternative to get you all the data you so want to have... I am smart enough to know that most Canadians not only don't want to be bothered to give it to you... but when really consulted about it, don't WANT you to have it.

But if you start turning them down just to turn them down, because you can't be bothered and don't have time, you never get a great one.

Won't be bothering with any upgrades to Firefox from now on - I am happy with what I have.

I decided not to be bothered by the cheesy title and to read it anyhow.

It's possible they didn't read your email or couldn't be bothered to reply.

If you really can't be bothered to go and hunt down and switch off every location setting one fairly crude action you can take is to buy a faraday cage carry case — Silent Pocket makes an extensive line of carry cases with embedded wireless shielding tech, for instance — which you can pop your smartphone into when you're on the move to isolate it from the network.

This helps me get more work done and hopefully be less annoying to people that are constantly being bothered or interrupted with questions.

And I know myself well enough that I can not be bothered to be stressing over which stock is the next 10 bagger or not.

Those who've taken advantage of such democratization have tremendously outperformed those who couldn't be bothered.

The Core team says the network is congested because Classic advocates are spamming the network with low fee transactions miners can't be bothered to accept.

If you really don't want to be bothered putting together a portfolio, then a target - date retirement fund may be the solution.

Why are you bothering me?»