Sentence examples for There worsens from inspiring English sources

China has become a major market for European products as varied as heavy machinery and luxury goods, so a slowdown there worsens problems in Europe.

Every country bordering Colombia fears that as the conflict there worsens and United States involvement grows, violence and coca cultivation will spill across the frontier into their territory.

A3 In Ecuador, Echo of Colombia Every country bordering Colombia fears that as the conflict there worsens and United States involvement grows, violence and coca cultivation will spill into their territory.

With Mr. Bush concerned about the ramifications of continued daily casualties in Iraq and the possibility that he may need forces elsewhere, perhaps including the Korean Peninsula if the nuclear crisis there worsens, the need to draw more international forces became "very clear in the past few weeks," a senior State Department official said today.

The son of a well-known rabbi and religious scholar, he fled with his family six years later as the treatment of Jews there worsened.

The immigration department has consistently gone to extensive lengths to persuade Syrian asylum seekers to return to the country, even as the conflict there worsened.

(The museum had planned to include manuscripts from a library in Timbuktu in this show, but as recent political turmoil there worsened, the loans became impossible).

A Texas city ordered residents to take shelter indoors for several hours on Thursday morning for what was the second time in a week as the air quality there worsened after a fire at a petrochemical storage facility.

Data from Greece on Thursday showed the labor market there worsening, with the unemployment rate in March rising to 21.9 percent in March from 21.4 percent in February, according to the official Hellenic Statistical Authority.

Berg's father, Michael Berg, charged that the U.S. government bore some of the blame for the death of his son, who might have been able to leave Iraq before the violence there worsened if he had not been detained for so long, the Associated Press reported.

Turkey's transport minister said Ankara was looking at new transit routes to bypass Syria, should the situation there worsen.