Sentence examples for worse from high-quality English sources.

• Taken: worse.

• Her vision problems were getting worse.

• As we get older, they become worse and worse.”

• This film gets better and worse and better and worse."

• Worse is the lovable underdog of the grain world.

• “We’re not going to let the cure be worse than the problem.”

• It just got worse and worse and worse.

• It went on and on and on which made it worse and worse and worse.

Use worse in a sentence.

• Well, they made it worse and now they making it worse and worse and worse.

• And the more they do it, the more they think they can get away with it – and it gets worse and worse and worse.

• “If the spread is getting worse, if the rate of infection is getting worse, we can watch, we can monitor, but we can’t bend that.

• There’s something going on, with the recent one in Panama City, and storms continuing to get worse and worse and worse.”

• Normal fabric floor mats tend to degrade over time, appearing worse and worse as they see more dust, mud, dirt, foot traffic, and moisture.

• Warren does 20 percentage points worse among the latter group and Sanders does 15 points worse, while Castro does a more manageable 9 points worse.

• Warren does 20 percentage points worse among the latter group and Sanders does 15 points worse, while Castro does a more manageable 9 points worse.

• Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation warned that the coronavirus pandemic had the potential to get “worse and worse and worse” if countries do not follow basic healthcare guidance.

worse sentence examples

• The poll also found that while 61 per cent of those shielding had experienced no difference in their mental health and wellbeing due to shielding, 35 per cent said their mental health had got worse (29 per cent slightly worse and 6 per cent much worse).

• While (arguably) leaving the happy child out of existence makes things worse for that child, the person-based intuition requires for wrongdoing not that things be made worse for a person who never exists but rather that things be made worse for a person who does or will exist.

• Instead, she trails the fugitives relentlessly, including the unlucky few who, convicted of petty crimes in London, were shipped thirteen thousand miles away, to Botany Bay, a place whose staggering deprivations made it worse than London, worse than Birchtown, worse than Granville Town, worse than the Province of Freedom.

• "We can look at the descendants of the slaves and economically they are still worse off; psychologically they are still worse off; mentally they still feel collectively as inferior; more African-Caribbean males are disproportionately in prison and in the judicial system; they do worse at schools; economically are paid less and are working less.