Sentence examples for worsens things from inspiring English sources

Technology, in bringing the office calendar and whiteboard into bed with you, only worsens things.

"It worsens things for students because such people don't necessarily have any underpinning or understanding of theory.

The form is a leaky vessel apt to waste any sincere feelings poured into it, and the director of this production, Kenn Watt, worsens things by ladling in yet more dubiously connected layers of reference.

If the euro-area debt crisis worsens, things will get nastier for emerging economies.The good news is that whereas most rich countries have little or no room to cut interest rates or to increase public borrowing, emerging markets as a group still have lots of monetary and fiscal firepower at their disposal.

The criminal case worsened things.

A grubby election could worsen things in neighbouring Sudan, where civil war threatens to recur.

The flu outbreak will only worsen things, shaving an additional 0.3 to 0.5percentt off the gross domestic product, officials say.

Many here fear that North Korea's success in engaging the United States at the highest levels will only worsen things.

In 2012 the FBI found 51 of the city's cops involved in a corruption racket.Some attempts to lower crime seem to have worsened things.

Mr. Rajoy has said he does not intend to worsen things with overly sharp deficit cuts, demanded by Brussels, that could push the economy further into a downward spiral.

If anything, the jamboree in Libya may have worsened things by further dividing the rebels into those who got a pat on the back for coming and those who did not.The UN is now sending emissaries to the various hold-out rebel groups in Darfur, to try and bring them into talks.