Sentence examples for even more bad from inspiring English sources

The agency is bracing for even more bad news.

This week, there came even more bad news.

The states are bracing for even more bad news.

Even more bad news is that Audley Harrison intends to make a comeback.

The earnings season is likely to bring even more bad news.

And at first blush, Mr. Suozzi's proposals include even more bad news.

Underfed children succumb more easily to disease, and are often stunted both physically and mentally, making it harder for them to earn a living as adults.Hunger is caused by bad weather, but even more by bad government.

"Governments spend too much in good times, and they spend even more in bad times," said Dennis J. Snower, president of the Institute for the World Economy in Kiel, Germany.

The even more acerbic Bad: Or, the Dumbing of America (1991) and the title essay of his second collection, Thank God for the Atom Bomb (1988), revealed that Fussell had not abandoned the satiric models of the 18th-century writers who were his original subjects.

Speaking of decent results, or the lack of them, Colorado Rapids beat a handy-looking but still leaky Vancouver last week, which given their own enigmatic form this year means they could be on for a loss at home against Columbus Crew this week, were it not for the fact that the Crew have been even more enigmatic (bad) in recent weeks.

Smart companies realize that keeping employees motivated and productive pays off — perhaps even more in bad times than in good.