Sentence examples for means a worse from inspiring English sources

A deeper recession, meanwhile, means a worse fiscal position.

A wide ring generally signals a good growth year for the tree, while a narrower one means a worse one.

Bano not only analyzed online censorship; she also looked into how users of anonymization and security software like Tor and ad blockers are treated differently from unprotected surfers, whether that means a worse user experience or an outright ban.

The Latinx exit rate at Intel was 15.5percentt, which means a worse retention rate for Latinx employees than black, Asian and white employees.

Longer time before episode change signifies a better BD prognosis if a subject is euthymic (means longer time in remission), but it means a worse course if a subject is non-euthymic (means longer time in an episode).

The diastolic function: In the hypertrophic ventricles, in which performance is decreased, wave E has a slower curve for deceleration and A wave is higher, which means a worse diastolic funtion.

"Higher PSA may not mean a worse prognosis in all prostate cancer subtypes equally," Dr. Barbieri said.

The past six years of speeding up traffic, keeping the congestion charge too low, and a flimsy excuse for a cycling and walking revolution, will mean a worse London for all of us, including from air pollution".

Meanwhile, former foreign secretary Lord Hague has told the BBC the Conservatives' failure to win the general election outright will mean a "worse" Brexit deal.

"Indeed in a number of areas, such as phone services and websites, there's a danger that the standards could mean a worse service than that promised by language schemes".

The intensity of FDG uptake is correlated with progressive dedifferentiation and a more aggressive tumor, but does not always mean a worse prognosis.