made worse in Germany

made worse [meidwəːs] verschlimmerte

Sentence patterns related to "made worse"

1. Asthma can be made worse by using puffers too often.

2. 20 My financial problems were made worse by my bad housekeeping.

3. The problems were made worse by the legacy of centuries of neglect.

4. Deteriorating Cuban-American relations were made worse by the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

5. The problems were made worse by the ineffectual political leadership of the coalition.

6. The impasse was made worse by Jobert's passionate nature, which masqueraded as cynical nonchalance.

7. This may be made worse if the patient feels stigmatized because he has been a psychiatric inpatient.

8. This situation, although made worse by the war, was a cumulative problem dating from the period of colonial dependency.

9. Athetosis is characterised by slow, continuous, involuntary, writhing movements that are present at rest and made worse by attempts to move

10. The quality of being extremely cowardly (= not brave): The situation is made worse by the Cravenness of politicians in refusing to tackle it.

11. The quality of being extremely cowardly (= not brave): The situation is made worse by the Cravenness of politicians in refusing to tackle it.

12. The heart of the problem is a lack of trust, made worse by what Russia sees as NATO's cynically broad interpretation of the UN Security Council resolution on Libya—a "betrayal", say some Russians.

13. This was made worse by the British officers of the levies who encouraged the Assyrians to think that they were first-class troops, which had the effect of increasing the natural pride of the Assyrians.

14. Leg Cramps 100 Tablet by Hylands/Standard Homeopathics Leg Cramps with Quinine is a homeopathic formula for the relief of symptoms of Cramps and pains in the lower back and legs often made worse by damp weather

15. ‘Recently, a friend Cringingly preceded a car advice question with the statement, "I know station wagons are passe, but …"’ ‘Most of this is Cringingly awful and is made worse by the fact that if there is a studio audience in England it goes wild with mirth.’

16. ‘Recently, a friend Cringingly preceded a car advice question with the statement, "I know station wagons are passe, but …"’ ‘Most of this is Cringingly awful and is made worse by the fact that if there is a studio audience in England it goes wild with mirth.’

17. Aggravation of a preexisting injury or Aggravation of a preexisting condition is the degree that a preexisting injury or condition that a plaintiff had prior to an incident that forms the basis of a negligence lawsuit was made worse by the incident that forms the basis of the negligence lawsuit

18. The Compensatory exchange requires the actual consent (or unanimous approval) of all concerned parties, yielding an outcome in which no one is made worse off (due to the receipt of full compensation) and at least one person is made better off (one's willingness to make a Compensatory payment implies the proposed change must, on balance, make her better off).

19. Allopathy is the leading cause of child death and disability in the first world (while third world children are given the mercury containing and other withdrawn vaccines), eg autism, and the leading cause of death (" It is likely that over 50 million Americans have died prematurely due to Allopathy") made worse by its 100 year + s uppression of