"keep worsening" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate a continuous or ongoing worsening of a situation or condition. Example: The economic situation in the country continued to keep worsening, leading to higher unemployment rates and inflation.
But such pledges have been made before, and the numbers keep worsening.
Sooner or later, Neeson may turn into 1980s Charles Bronson, wandering dolefully from set to set as the scripts keep worsening, the directors get increasingly hackish, but the cheques keep steadily rolling in.
But my friend figured that even if his savings were at no real risk of disappearing at the bank, they might become unavailable to him for some period of weeks or months, were the financial crisis to keep worsening.
Greens: We Greens are the only major party opposed to new coal and gas mines, including the Adani coalmine, while the old parties want to keep worsening the biggest threat the reef faces with new coal and gas mines, and keep handing out fossil fuel subsidies to big polluters.
This problem keeps worsening.
The tacky side of Bill Clinton outweighed his achievements last November, and the balance keeps worsening.
"This light, which brings transformation and renewal, is besought by the people of Zimbabwe, in Africa, trapped for all too long in a political and social crisis which, sadly, keeps worsening," he said.
Whether Antarctic mass loss keeps worsening depends on choices made today, argued DeConto, who co-authored a separate paper in this week's Nature outlining two visions of Antarctica in 2070.
But their pace of activism should pick up given that their financial exposure to climate-related claims keeps worsening.
At four years old, Marrash had contracted measles, and had ever since suffered from eye problems that had kept worsening over time.
However, with the world's highest annual rate of inflation above 100 000percentt in December 2007, food insecurity for about one-third of the vulnerable population keeps worsening.
