Sentence examples for made matters of from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker has made matters of fact its business; sticklers for exactitude will agree that, when an employee is packed off to a movie theatre, bearing a copy of the week's film review, in order to check that the second shirt from the left in the casino scene is woven from purple plaid and not magenta velour, there is not much to stickle about..

(Nixon's would-be leak-pluggers, the "plumbers," only made matters worse, of course).

The lack of sleep made matters worse.

"The drought, of course, made matters even worse.

To make matters worse, millions of teenagers are smoking cigarettes, another cause of bone loss.

To make matters worse, half of young black men in Chicago are out of a job.

To make matters worse, millions of dollars in back salary went unpaid.

To make matters worse, many of the pipes that handle storm overflow also handle raw sewage.

Making matters worse, fears of violent crime are spreading yet again.

To make matters worse, two of the best open-side flankers have been selected against him.

Making matters worse, two of the town's key income sources are drying up.