Sentences with phrase «made worse»

Also, poverty has gotten worse since Roe v. Wade, not better, so either Roe v. Wade had no effect on poverty, failed to improve the poverty situation significantly, or it made it worse.

The situation is only made worse by the increased trafficking in human beings, new forms of slavery, and trafficking in human organs for the sake of transplants.

Divorces are always messy, and I am sorry that yours is made worse by the involvement of the church.

My head is hurting pretty bad today, and this article just made it worse.

9:16; «No one puts a piece of unshrunk cloth on an old garment; for the patch pulls away from the garment, and the tear is made worse.

Paradoxically, the situation is actually made worse by the fact that a promising connection is often studied by several independent teams.

The Ark was impossibly small to carry all the animals that fit the description god gives to be included, a situation made worse by the necessary provisions needed to support the animals for 150 days.

In such an environment, made worse because «Crescent Point has «no succession plan,» looking at a new coach and a new general manager,» is «very normal» in business.

«This latest fall in production was made worse by manufacturers cutting into their inventories, as the fall in new orders from Canadian manufacturers has levelled off since September.

This is often made worse by lenders that coerce, deceive, or otherwise pressure borrowers into signing these predatory loan agreements.

That then put pressure on Whitman, a situation made worse by another report in Axios that indicated that she was not a unanimous choice of the board.

The problem was made worse in April, when 600 workers (about 10 percent of PREPA's workforce) retired early.

Morale is already low at the NEC, and Cohn's departure has made it worse, with several senior officials considering resigning in the near future.

Furthermore, the deficit was made worse by a 2015 bipartisan deal between Congress and the White House.

It's always the part that trips me up, which is made worse since everyone seems to have a different method of doing this.

That rise is made worse by the depreciation of the US dollar (in contrast to the case for Australians, who at least have had the benefit of a high Australian dollar in dampening the rise in oil prices).

The effects have been displaced onto public debt, made worse by near deflation across the South.

Bankruptcy is not an easy way out of student loan debt, but it is an option for those who can prove undue financial hardship made worse by student loans.

This is made worse with the economic reality of two - income lifestyles, as women who work are still expected to do essentially all of the household work as well; this pushes women towards the fall - back position of remaining single.

At Uber, former employees say the system bred competition and infighting that was made worse by whirlwind growth and sprawling, decentralized management.

Gates says such hidden biases influence both men and women and are made worse by the fact that they're so rarely addressed.

But gasoline futures continue to surge, made worse by the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline.

For Canadian companies, the chaos in commodity markets is made worse by whipsaw movements of the loonie, says Myers.

How the Administration and Congressional Leaders Anticipated the AMT Problem and Knowingly Made it Worse

A particularly heinous and underreported national crime is somehow made worse in the U.S. armed forces, where victims are systematically doubted, shunned, and if that doesn't do the job, cast out from their military family.

To be fair, Thompson inherited plenty of the company's issues, like menu bloat, but he certainly didn't make them better and made some of them, like issues involving pricing, he made worse.

It was surely the low point in Jobs's life; the fact that he had no one but himself to blame for it only made it worse.

That's because he believes that many of the aspects of his behavior that were allegedly driven by a desire to succeed actually made him worse at his job and likely held the company back.

Moss was stunned — the bad news was made worse by the fact that he and Jennifer were living in the United States, without access to Canada's universal health - care system.

In contrast, warfare generally results in a least one of the parties (if not both) being made worse off.

This is only made worse by the fact that people generally plan for best - case scenarios, ignoring the fact that things rarely go smoothly.

So instead of making the situation better it's made worse.

Lunch only made it worse.

Consumers would suffer if new regulations inadvertently undermined networks» ability to deliver services with the quality that users have come to expect... popular consumer services... depend on prioritization to overcome difficulties with latency and jitter that can be made worse by traffic congestion.

The problem is made worse by Android and Linux, which, thanks to a bug in the WPA2 standard, don't force the client to demand a unique encryption key each time.

«Parents and grandparents want to help their children or grandchildren pay for school, and the last thing they want is for them to be made worse off because of their own financial distress or death.»

In the study sample of 60 different inversion deals, approximately 15 - 20 percent of shareholders fell into this long - term investor category and were made worse off from the inversion.

And in a way, Cramer thinks it didn't make the same mistakes — it made worse ones.

It makes a bad situation that much worse.

Make bad choices, and they'll bring you down,» says Jason Fried, the founder of Basecamp.

But I also know that hard cases often wind up making bad laws.

Great answer: The interviewee admits they caused the other person to be upset, took responsibility, and worked to make a bad situation better.

And that, importantly, would make it a worse investment on average than the stock market because PE is illiquid.

They never make bad decisions out of anger, they follow their plan and they're constantly checking themselves to see if they're missing anything.

The more enabler friends you have, the greater your chances of making bad decisions that keep you from pursuing your dreams.

When you fail to do so, you're liable to make bad decisions based on faulty information, as I recently learned.

That doesn't make you bad, broken, or inadequate.

If you made a bad call then apologize and adjust course.

The study makes worst - case assumptions that may inflate the cost of meeting U.S. targets under the Paris accord while largely ignoring the economic benefits to U.S. businesses from building and operating renewable energy projects.

But this doesn't make them bad people and it certainly doesn't make them bad employees.