We don t know our history as a country and even worse, we don t know our laws.

Worse still, it continues to increase.

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

Even more unsettling was the anecdotal evidence of public support for military intervention.

Worse yet, the military remains outside civilian control.

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

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

A much better example can be found in the failure to reach agreement at the recent Euro Mediterranean summit.

He is isolating his country among the world s pariahs worse yet, he has achieved little.

Worse yet, it misleads us into counterproductive economic policies.

Worse still, they express no remorse toward their victims.

Worse, they are talking about important issues, like food security, in a peripheral way.

Worse, there are images of foreclosures, of families being evicted from their homes, their furniture and belongings on the street.

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

Worse, according to some Malagasy sources, some law enforcement agencies ignore some of the complaints altogether.

Worst of all, they carry large and unsustainable costs in terms of carbon emissions.

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

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

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

Worse yet, even this triple disaster often did not fit the definition of the seismic event defined by the bond indentures.

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.

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

Worse, these numbers are just the latest in what has now been a four and a half year old trend.

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

Worse though, half of the population does not have access to drinkable water and the degradation of the environment is a cause of serious diseases, including among children.

It is even worse to leave our children without adequate infrastructure and the other public investments needed to be competitive in the twenty first century.

And, worst of all, how could I not have realized this very important information until the very day that it was basically useless to me?

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.

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

Worse, Indonesia is no longer providing the WHO with timely notification of bird flu outbreaks or human cases.

Worse, a bilateral free trade agreement has not been finalized, despite seven years of negotiations.

Worse, while promoting multilateralism on the world stage, China has given the cold shoulder to multilateral cooperation among river basin states.

But the real problem is that we have closed only one, and, worse, the pace of negotiations has slowed.

Worse still, these large interest payments will mostly be going to Germany and France, thus further removing income from the Greek economy. If Greece is ever to repay some of this debt, it will need a drastic austerity program lasting decades.

Worse still, a cure may not exist.

Worse yet, the cost of delay and increased deficits and debt is enormous.

Even worse, our biggest banks have become even larger.

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

Indeed, the recent financial crisis is not over, and, worse, the medicine used to treat may have been partly toxic.

Worse, the government might be unable to refinance its debt at all, and then would have to cut spending and raise taxes sharply.

Worse, we are treating the present as if the bubbly growth from 2000 to 2007 will return.

What is worse, they seek to impose an alleged reform of the United Nations that merely intends to subjugate the Organization completely and transform it into an instrument of their worldwide dictatorship.

Worse, they have both motive and opportunity to grow even larger.

Worse still, even as the G 20 talks about finding a fix for global imbalances, some of the policy changes that its members have adopted are arguably exacerbating them.