Sentence examples for worse cause from inspiring English sources

Last month, the Food and Drug Administration imposed strict new warnings on all three drugs after evidence emerged suggesting they could make cancer worse, cause heart problems or hasten death.

And that has value; the risk comes if being very sorry is treated as an end in itself — or, worse, cause for self-congratulation — rather than an opening for action.

In "The Sorrows of an American," Hustvedt examines some of those personal fictions, probing the gap between her characters' public and private selves — and exploring the ways that death may, for better or worse, cause that gap to close.

Plato and Aristotle condemned the advocate as one who was paid to make the worse cause appear the better or who endeavoured by sophisticated tricks of argument to establish as true what any person of common sense could see was false.

That means we are no longer interested in these ridiculous polls, surveys and questionnaires that make us second guess our decisions or, worse, cause us to realize exactly where our money is being allocated.

… And then it just gets worse and worse, cause then I'll say: well, you know, I'm overweight – I shouldn't have eaten that chocolate bar"… it's insane".

But even the perception of trouble could, in a worse case, cause financial markets to seize up and send investors rushing to withdraw money.

Well, there are far worse things happening in places with far worse causes.

And the timing of this effort could not be worse, causing excessive confusion just as potential candidates are lining up support in the pivotal November elections.

Cigarette smoke in the home makes our children's asthma worse, causes lung cancer in our non-smoking spouses — is that pleasure?

Two villains in the financial crisis — whose negligence, or worse, caused untold suffering when the property bubble burst — are fighting it out.