Worse still, it continues to increase.

Worse still, a cure may not exist.

Worse still, they express no remorse toward their victims.

Worse still, Europe also seems intent on ignoring its persistent strengths.

Worse still has been the impact on Pakistan s ethnic make up.

Worse still, over the long run, the tax burden would shift.

Yet not to fight poverty is perhaps a worse option still.

Worse still, economic growth based on exports of natural resources has proved unsustainable.

Worse still, factional conflict would undermine further development of a post Saddam Iraqi identity.

Worse still, the economic, territorial, and military insurgency of the FARC guerrillas was growing stronger.

Worse still, in the medium turn the monetary overhang may lead to significant inflationary risks.

Worse still, economic union itself can fan the fires of nationalism and endanger political integration.

It simply doesn t work, and, worse still, it crowds out or stifles potentially valuable competing technologies.

Worse still, high levels of public debt, like high taxes, cause serious problems for economic performance.

Still, this war on gangs, like the so called war on drugs, is only making matters worse.

Worse, some of the troubled countries inflation rates are still running higher than those of their trading partners.

Worse still, argues Haggard, is that Pyongyang appears to be offering nothing in return for inter Korean dialogue

Worse still, labor has been displaced from more productive tradable activities (in manufacturing) to less productive informal activities (services).

Worse still, other countries whose currencies have appreciated against the renminbi can look forward to a Chinese import invasion.

Worse still, with European backing, the IAEA s budget, already a paltry 300 million, has been cut by almost 10 .

Worse still, they have made no serious attempt to identify why their earlier predictions have had to be revised.

Worse still, America s public opinion, media, and election results have left the world s most powerful military without practical restraint.

The great banking, financial, and economic crises, which every country in the world still confronts, has made things worse.

But it gets worse, because these models still assume that the EU picks the cheapest renewables to fulfill its requirements.

Worse still, the rejection by Ireland of the Lisbon Treaty threatens to push the issue further back in the queue.

Like aging magicians, they still try tricks that used to impress, but that fail to deliver results or, worse, prove counterproductive.

Perhaps worse still, the profession has failed to provide helpful guidance in steering the world economy out of its current mess.

Worse still, we would bring this conflict into our own societies, where different religious and cultural traditions are now inextricably mingled.

Worse still for some theories of what makes financial markets flourish are the examples of the US, Great Britain, and Japan.

Worse still, in a vast and predominantly rural country, the prime minister s underlings control broadcasting and maintain a choke hold on other media.

Worse still, much of the advice proffered by economists was of little use to policymakers seeking to limit the economic and financial fallout.

Worse still, they have had to adopt strategies such as currency intervention and accumulation of foreign exchange reserves that export financial instability to others.

How can they be understood without being judged, or helped without humiliating paternalism or, still worse, without an unacceptable collateral damage, as in Afghanistan?

We overreact because being human, we feel like retaliating, and it gets worse and worse and worse.

Worse still, when American soldiers encountered resistance, they employed methods invading homes and mistreating prisoners that alienated and humiliated the population, generating resentment and rage.

Unfortunately, the world is at a point where it can see the danger from terrorism but not the cure. Worse still, a cure may not exist.

Worse still, it seems that only the same system in which siloviki (secret policemen) are in charge appears capable of holding together such a ramshackle economic empire.

Worse still, that figure, even if accurate, tells you nothing about the charity s impact. The pressure to keep administrative expenses low can make an organization less effective.

Worse still, they are being allowed to borrow cheaply from the United States Federal Reserve, on the basis of poor collateral, and simultaneously to take risky positions.

Our infrastructure is still in poor condition, our roads are crumbling, electricity is still a luxury out of reach for most of the population, more than half of Haitians are illiterate and there are many other problems, even worse than these.

Worse still, massive losses resulting from the materialization of credit risk might jeopardize core eurozone economies debt sustainability, placing the survival of the European Union itself in question.

It gets worse.

It gets worse.

It gets worse.

But evil men and impostors will grow worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived.