Sentence examples for worse sections from inspiring English sources

He can offer them cheaper licenses in worse sections, a standard, if cold, way to treat a hard-core fan, or bring in replacement buyers from his waiting list.

Getting the balance right between the opportunities and the problems is not easy, and is made worse by sections of the press that habitually exaggerate the uniqueness of the alternatives facing the UK – but it is not impossible.

Even if resolution is worse, optical sectioning is always better with the divided-pupil configuration.

Worse still, these sections are then glued together using apricot jam (bad) before the whole lot is finally swaddled in marzipan (very bad).

To make matters worse, these later sections of the novel illustrate some of the very things that an editor criticizes in Martin's stories: the "tone is sometimes condescending" and "there aren't any likable characters" -- that is, "characters with whom we can sympathize, whose points of view we want to share".

The "model minority" label makes things worse for large sections of these communities, because their needs are often overlooked or misunderstood and then rarely addressed in government programs and by social-service organizations.

The problem tends to be worse with thicker sections (greater than 10 microns).

In practice, they treat it as a vice.In this section Worse than Japan?

These clubable firms were typically 4.4 times bigger than stand-alone companies.In this section Worse than Japan?

"Maybe it's a Trojan horse that smuggles the right policy into place," mused Paul Krugman, grimly, at Princeton.In this section Worse than Japan?

"The trend we now see is that more destructive storms will be the new norm," he said.In this section Worse than hell The new normal?