to make things worse

but there were all our stores at the bottom , and , to make things worse , only two guns out of five remained in a state for service.

To make things worse, she decided to be a professional photographer along the way.

To make things worse, his eyesight, which had been failing for a long time, became very bad.

And here's the upsetting punch line: intelligence seems to make things worse.

"The world may be making a mistake, and it may turn out to make things worse rather than better, " Mr. Posen said.

To make things worse, denying secondary education to the young people equals depriving them of many valuable job skills.

To make things worse, large number of natural habitats disappear every year, which poses the worst danger to the survival of wild life.

Angry people can have trouble thinking clearly, so try not to do or say anything to make things worse.

That has the potential to make things worse if you are not careful because countries attempt to shrink back.

Dry blood surrounded the cuts and he had a swollen lip to make things worse.

It began to rain, and to make things worse, we lost our way in the forest.

To make things worse, Pakistan's relations with another neighbour, India, are at a low ebb after the recent terror attacks in Mumbai.

To make things worse, implementing this policy equals depriving the license of many drivers.

To make things worse, some people even use false descriptions in their advertisements for the sake of making money.

Reacting to market panic with panicky rate cuts is likely to make things worse rather than better.

It got dark, and to make things worse it began to rain.

In many cases, there is a PM involved who, to make things worse, does not understand a word of the target language.

To make things worse, the nation's agricultural adjustment has forced more than 150 million rural workers to quit farming.

To make things worse, some versions of Internet Explorer display a security warning.

That could easily be just the right amount of time to make things worse rather than better.

It is creeping protectionism and it is dangerous as fiscal stimulus programmes are likely to make things worse.

To make things worse, he left his key in the office.

And if you raise taxes in this economy, with 9 percent unemployment, you are going to make things worse.

Mr. Wang was laid off last month. To make things worse, his car was stolen yesterday.

And, to make things worse, salespeople everywhere walk on egg shells wondering when the next wave of cuts may leave them without a job.

To make things worse, he goes to extremes to get his promotion.

Prison, Police and Laws are mere patchwork and, in fact, tend to make things worse over time.

To make things worse, many of the skilled men have gone off to cities to make money.

To make things worse, he got mugged on the way home and lost his watch!

By leaving, it is almost certain to make things worse.

ate for my class. To make things worse, I forgot to bring my books.

Developments in China are likely to make things worse still for rich-world companies.

To make things worse and more tragic, it is now feared that epidemics, such as dengue will affect the flooded areas.

to make things worse, it begain to rain.

To make things worse, he has barely read the script.

To make things worse, sometimes we feel guilty for feeling depressed, and we can be brutal about it.

To make things worse, he forgot to bring his book.

To make things worse.

To make things worse, people waste a lot of water.

Do you have to make things worse?

in battle. To make things worse, many of the men have gone off to cities in search