Sentence examples similar to worse question from inspiring English sources

Worse, questions had been hanging over the operation since the mid-1990s.

I've been in roundtable interviews with people who've asked worse questions than Dougie, and I get the feeling the kid will soon be tipping off his old man for new games to get behind.

It's often hard to pick a winner to Which-is-Worse questions, but the authors argue that excess added sugars are unhealthier.

Ray never could decide what was worse: the question itself, or the smiling presumption with which it was asked.

At this stage, the alternatives are so undeniably worse, I question the motives and judgment behind such a division".

Worse, the question itself ("What are you?") has a demeaning edge, as if you were a rare breed of dog or a rock formation.

The fragile sentiment in the markets was illustrated by Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond, who told the BBC it was conceivable that a major European bank could go bust if the crisis got worse: "The question is, can it be managed … without creating systemic risk, which was the big issue around the Lehman Brothers collapse".

The healthcare system keeps getting worse -- question [C] -- because there is only one group with the power and the need for change -- us -- but we do not agree on what changes we want nor have we demanded system change.

The web-mined questions received high scores in fluency and ambiguity but are tied with or even worse than questions from the knowledge base and professionals in pedagogy and depth.

It's even worse when questions are also vague and contested.

Rival inventors liberally breached their patent and, worse still, questioned their pole position as discoverers of the air.