Sentence examples for So worsens from inspiring English sources

Government has to spur demand and create jobs in a deep downturn, even though doing so worsens the deficit in the short run.

Subsequently a survey of black Africans living in the UK - Projecarriedh, carried out by Aids charities and research organisations - found that the furore about closing borders and mandatory screening had heightened fears and so worsened the epidemic.

The numbers will reignite the fundamental political debate on whether the public expenditure cuts will eventually lead to growth or, by going too far too fast, undermine demand and so worsen the public finance figures.

Such worries prompted Scotland's first minister, Jack McConnell, to announce plans last week for pupils from religious and secular schools to be brought together for activities like drama and sport.Many argue that all religious schools are a form of segregation, and so worsen sectarian relations.

The device mounted on the fast lane provided far less precise results with respect to those observed on the traffic lane, so worsening the global average profile of the system.

He will play rugby and so worsen osteoarthritis.

Lacking health care for so long worsened her condition, to the point that she was declared disabled — and therefore eligible for Medicaid coverage without the expansion.

Look at the 40 bishops' raspberry of an Easter message to Cameron, with their strong rebuke against the "national crisis" of hunger so much worsened by his welfare policies.

NANJING, China — Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner urged China again on Thursday to adopt a more flexible exchange rate policy, saying failing to do so could worsen inflation in China and impede growth in other parts of the world.

So, despite worsening conditions, the birder boys were going strong.

When Kuroda asked Dr. Robert Watkins Jr. whether he could pitch through the pain, he was told that doing so could worsen the injury to the point of requiring surgery.