Sometimes a ruling makes matters worse for science -- and society.
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High unemployment in Spain only makes matters worse, she said.
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But what makes matters worse is that the email is easily spoofable.
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The estate tax—often called the "death tax"—only makes matters worse.
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"It only makes matters worse for shareholders struggling in an environment of low returns".
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" Since an irritated throat makes matters worse, Castriotta suggests people "try to stop talking.
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Cush explains that "ignoring or yelling at" the negative voice only makes matters worse.
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The fact that this sort of information isn't widely known only makes matters worse.
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It doesn't teach children how to behave differently, and it often makes matters worse.
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The slippery glass finish, which is surprisingly worse for the matte model, only makes matters worse.
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But what makes matters worse is that Moon was personally invested in a Trump-Kim summit.
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Pain discourages people from moving, which makes matters worse as muscles get weaker and joints stiffer.
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What makes matters worse is that we know little about how many of these majestic cats remain.
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The fact that people assume he must teach at the University of Michigan only makes matters worse.
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What makes matters worse, or more frustrating, anyway, is that a career like Aretha's just can't happen today.
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What makes matters worse is that there are so few opportunities and types of visas for qualified immigrants.
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The fact that the plagiarized text in question was about the value of hard work just makes matters worse.
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To makes matters worse, judges do not have to explain to athletes or coaches why they have penalised them.
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And in a world where silence or insensitivity often makes matters worse, it's time to talk about our language.
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That, at least according to the Guardian's source, the security protecting Cortana recordings was so lacking only makes matters worse.
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Britons find having money embarrassing and boasting about it nauseating -- and The Donald makes matters worse by challenging our multicultural sensitivities.
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And it only makes matters worse when they don't understand complex relationships like the spread between short and long-term bonds.
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Every time that kind of video gets replayed — on TV or YouTube — it only makes matters worse by almost normalizing such attacks.
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What makes matters worse is that his policies over the past few years have set the stage for a profound health crisis.
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Meanwhile the profession fails to attract the best talent, and the shedding of women and minorities at senior levels makes matters worse.
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But when you consider the tremendous amount that is wasted in the production and use of energy, it only makes matters worse.
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Italy has stagnated for too long; it cannot afford more years of inaction, or a government that makes matters worse with incoherent radicalism.
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Although Kilcullen's portraits of Iraq and Afghanistan prove that militarized nation-building makes matters worse, his faith in military means (despite caveats) abides.
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She's obviously turned off by it, and he only makes matters worse when he pulls her aside for a second time later that night.
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"The apparent failure to tell the IRS about this political activity makes matters worse and is something we've seen too many organizations doing lately."
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The fact that barely a quarter of women work—a share that has seen a precipitous decline in the past decade—only makes matters worse.
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Morgan's word mountain is his own biggest challenge, but he makes matters worse by including pieces in the show that are simply off the mark.
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What what makes matters worse with this vulnerability is that NUUO actually licenses its software to at least 100 other brands and 2,500 camera models.
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Ally and her wife Ivy (Alison Pill) hire a babysitter (Billie Lourd), who makes matters worse by giving their son a figurine of Twisty the Clown.
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He's out of his depth and what makes matters worse is that he demands that the British soldiers imprisoned along the way get treatment before the Jacobites.
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It usually only makes matters worse, as even the mildest activity, like brushing your teeth, can lead to a debilitating fatigue, the core symptom of the disease.
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What makes matters worse is that neither man has any experience working in the high-charged political Washington environment, where verbal daggers are always at the ready.
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What makes matters worse is that most printer makers share code from one device to another, likely vastly expanding the number of devices affected by a single vulnerability.
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What makes matters worse is that 22 percent of workers admitted to taking a lump sum distribution from their retirement funds without moving the money to another plan.
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One of the biggest mistakes people make with arthritis is to limit movement of the affected joint, which leads to stiffness and weakness that only makes matters worse.
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The good news is, your period will pass and you'll be able to catch up; sometimes just reminding yourself of that can reduce anxiety that makes matters worse.
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What makes matters worse is that there is already a shortage of physicians, most notably those that serve on the frontlines of healthcare as primary care providers (PCPs).
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Brutal, indeed, especially considering the fact that no matter how tempting it might be to lick them or nibble away at the dead skin, that only makes matters worse.
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And what makes matters worse — venues where we do our shows have had to also become "political advertisers" to cross promote the event with their own ads on Facebook.
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For example, while there are many issues that contribute to negative health indicators in Indian Country, the chronic lack of funding for the Indian Health Service only makes matters worse.
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What makes matters worse is that it's her assistant, Mr. Flores (Christian Barillas), who offers Offred solace by saying he can pass along a message to Luke, who apparently is alive.
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What makes matters worse, some say, is that the directive came from the president himself — meaning Trump may have used the new delay as leverage to extract something from his Ukrainian counterpart.
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All too often, responding or engaging starts a downward spiral that often makes matters worse and muddies the waters for the victim when they do finally seek assistance from the legal system.
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And in the latest episode of MTV's Decoded, host Franchesca Ramsey breaks down exactly why being colorblind to someone's race not only doesn't fix racism but, if anything, she says, actually makes matters worse.
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What makes matters worse, flying solo is exactly what we don't need in an age distinguished more and more by the global nature of issues, whether climate change, trade, nuclear proliferation, pandemics, cyberwarfare or immigration.
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Whether current anxiety develops into a full-blown panic depends on whether the federal government has learned the final lesson of past pandemics: withholding information, distorting facts, and downplaying the threat always makes matters worse.
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And now it just makes matters worse that the attorney general was mentioned, that the president was mentioned, and the yet Justice Department directed the director of national intelligence to take this to the White House.
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But what makes matters worse is that his most recent tweets are just the latest in Trump's growing list of juvenile outbursts, and they are accompanied by more serious acts, which may represent an abuse of presidential power.
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The maps and deployment data are becoming a repeat offender... I disagree with the rosy picture that the chairman painted when he described the commission's draft broadband report last month, and news like this just makes matters worse.
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But what makes matters worse in this situation is that the affected vehicles are all 2017 or 2018 models, which means many of the customers are dealing with this problem in a vehicle that they bought or leased weeks — sometimes even days — ago.
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That the market is largely driven by another set of agents, fund managers, who tend to feed bubbles in highly priced stocks in order to feather their own nests and protect their own jobs just makes matters worse, or, if you will, less efficient.
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"To have a Justice Department go so rogue — well, they had been for a while — and now it just makes matters worse that the attorney general was mentioned, that the president was mentioned, and yet the Justice Department directed the director of national intelligence to take this to the White House," Pelosi said Friday.
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However, what makes matters worse for Michael is that he cannot have contact with Sonny; Michael is left without either father figure that raised him, so he feels alone and isolated. To top it all off, Michael has to live with Dante.
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Michael stubbornly refuses to accept that working for Sonny is not an option. Things are further complicated when Michael cannot control emotions. What makes matters worse is that Michael does not know why he gets so angry; the not knowing perpetuates the anger.
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A team led by Vanessa James (Julia Benson) arrives to dig them out, but with little time remaining, she resorts to using C4. However, the resulting explosion makes matters worse. Scott orders her to leave. The episode ends with Destiny jumping back to FTL, stranding the four on the planet.
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Fuchs gives her the old queen's ring and tells her to "wear it always." Of course, this only makes matters worse. Queen Tera's evil power begins to tempt Margaret, as she learns how she's feared by her father's former colleagues. Margaret notices a man lurking in the vacant building across the street.
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Prout looks in through the window and splutters in indignation. While the other boys stammer their apologies, Vernon-Smith makes matters worse by coolly telling Prout that they never knew Prout was listening under the window. Prout canes all six boys. The following Saturday morning, the Remove are sitting in their Form room, under detention.
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They aren't, and this only makes matters worse. What character stats are listed are vital to GMs for running other scenarios with those heroes; to buy Secret Wars for any other reason is a mistake. But then again, everyone is entitled to one mistake. Jim Shooter made twelve of them, and the last one was double-sized.
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News of her beloved colleague Liam deserting his wife and young children for a first-year student only makes matters worse. After her recovery, Mo gives up her academic career and becomes a cleaning lady, working to a fixed schedule and enjoying "the detail and planning involved." She sees a psychiatrist once a week and still has the occasional nightmare about the rainforest.
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Brown reluctantly agrees to drive Jones, who escapes by dressing as Brown's female cook, wearing drag and blackface. Taking him to a rebel base, Brown suspects that Jones has become involved with Martha Pineda. The inebriated Jones makes matters worse by bragging about his conquest. Driving carelessly up the treacherous, winding road, Brown hits an embankment and breaks the car’s front axle.
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Shannon recognises Slick Allen's voice from his meeting with Wilson Crumb, and fears for Custer's safety. She approaches the bootleggers to try to prevent a confrontation, but only makes matters worse. The government finds Custer with the booze, and he is arrested. Although he learns of Guy's involvement, he chooses to accept six months in prison rather than let his sister be disillusioned with Guy.
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Kat arrives and tells him that she is seeing Derek. Alfie throws Kat out again and Derek makes matters worse when he plays Alfie a message, asking to meet. Alfie punches Derek and tells him that he is barred before giving Derek his wedding ring to give to Kat. Alfie starts dating Roxy and asks her to move in and they declare their love for each other.
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Kamau preys upon a mantis for its supper, as illustrated by Victor Ambrus.When the time comes for their departure, Jackie realizes that she has lost the export permit and grows very concerned. She learns from a steward that the ship's captain is not fond of animals, which makes matters worse. She realizes she cannot possibly hide Kamau as a stowaway or face export officials upon arrival.
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When he accidentally takes possession of a top-secret invisibility potion while en route to his wedding, government bureaucrat Sam Cooper (Steve Guttenberg) finds himself engulfed in a madcap free-for-all as Russians and other bad guys try to get the substance. To elude the Reds, his own State Department bosses and his livid fiancée, Cooper takes the vanishing juice himself—which only makes matters worse.
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Lisa gets teased by Sherri and Terri about her big butt, so this embarrasses her. She becomes self-conscious about her weight. Homer only makes matters worse when he tells her about the "Simpson butt", something that all Simpsons have. Bart brings home a geography test with a grade of 100, eagerly expecting a party that was promised to him if he had got a 100.
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Willie, or Archibald, and the earl's daughter fall in love, and she becomes pregnant. They steal away to the woods, where she gives birth to a son. In some variants, she survives and nurses him; in others, she dies, and Archibald laments that his son's being alive makes matters worse because he can not nourish the boy. The earl comes after and recovers the boy, and his daughter, dead or alive.
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Elsewhere, Wadu suspects that his troubles have something to do with a competitor. Sammy burns down Mzee's farm as a lesson to the unionists. As Mzee's grandson Morris wonders what to do next, his impulsive friend and wannabe documentary filmmaker Clint tries to confront Amos, which only makes matters worse. Inevitably, things boil over. Kenzo and Julius raid both Amos’ and Wadu's business interests, and Julius pays with his life.
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This enrages Mukkamala who is the Raja's brother-in-law, who was hopeful of getting his daughter (Jaya Malini) married to Sreedhar. What makes matters worse is that Laxmi wins over the royal household with her humility and good nature while Sreedhar falls in love with her innocence. She accidentally discovers a stash of the estate jewels in a well. Gurunatham and Mukkamala try to implicate the Priest.
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Iris King, a widow still grieving 8 months after the loss of her husband, works in a baking factory in Connecticut and lives in a high-crime area. She lives from paycheck to paycheck as she raises her two children, Kelly and Richard. Also staying with her are her sister Sharon and Sharon's abusive husband Joe, both unemployed. With money already tight for the family, Kelly discovers she is pregnant, which makes matters worse.
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The film tells of Thomas (Facundo Luengo) a Jewish grown man who lives with his grandmother in the industrial section of a large Argentine city. His life isn't going exactly as planned. Though he has impregnated his girlfriend Ana, he finds himself avoiding her because he has fallen in love with Alma, so he ignores Ana. When he needs to make some money, he hooks up with a drug dealer, and this makes matters worse.
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Of his casting, Morris said: "I feel very lucky to join the amazing team at Hollyoaks and I hope people react well to Milo. He tries his best to be nice and help others, but often makes matters worse. There are some exciting things in Milo's future and I'm looking forward to seeing what lies ahead." In January 2018, Morris was nominated in the "Best Newcomer" category at the National Television Awards 2018.
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Later it is revealed that Michael is not a good guy with whom zainad is thinking to patch up with. Zainab now Patches up with him who is just looking for her money. She later throws Sanam out of her house, Rukhi on the other hand is too shown to be thrown out she goes to Qasim which makes matters Worse and she again is kicked from there. Now both the girls are homeless.
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The two kindly skeletons broke Afterlife rules by adopting Billy. Billy’s skeleton uncle, the Grim Reaper, tries to straighten things out but only makes matters worse by un-murdering the boy, thereby breaking even more of the many Afterlife rules. In an explosive conclusion, Billy and Millicent save the day by exposing the Biglum secrets to the Light of Truth, and then capture a particularly nasty Afterlife official, who wrongfully imprisoned Billy’s skeleton parents.
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Soon after, Mike tries to patch things up but only makes matters worse since Susan is still angered because of their break-up. She soon regrets her words when Dr. Ron breaks up with her over the phone. Gabrielle is puzzled when their adoption lawyer continues to present them with "ugly" mothers. Gabrielle tries to convince the lawyer and Carlos that she wants a "pretty baby" meaning that the mother should be at Gabrielle's standards.
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As Richard and Keith are fighting a few neighbors spot them and mistake Keith to be an ex-con. They start to fight with Keith and in a rush to defend her boyfriend, Bree fires a gunshot into the air hoping it will break up the fight. It only makes matters worse and all the people on the street start a riot and stampede. Susan gets knocked over and gets injured from people stepping on her and falls unconscious.
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Sheetal is released on bail and discovers Reyansh is actually JD. She tries to warn Ahaan and Pankti but JD blackmails her to stay silent and kidnaps her. Pankti and Ahaan argue and Reyansh makes matters worse by creating more misunderstandings between them. Pankti sets up a trap for Reyansh and decodes Sheetal's last message as "JD is Reyansh". Pankti and Uday defeat JD along with Sheetal's son, Vikram (Buneet Kapoor), and free Ahaan and Sheetal.
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Michael tries to assert his power over Stanley, by pretending to fire him, but that only makes matters worse. The two eventually end up alone in the office. Meanwhile, Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) receives a warning about his job performance, Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) is forced to wear her glasses, and Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) buys Andy Bernard's (Ed Helms) car. Originally, episode writers Justin Spitzer and Brent Forrester were supposed to write two separate episodes.
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Ella goes into emergency care but soon moves in with her best friend's family, suffering nightmares about the way she found Joe. She visits Juliet in prison but the visit only makes matters worse, thanks to Juliet's lack of remorse. Her solicitor tries to get Juliet to talk about her and Joe's marriage but get nowhere so her legal team try prompting her. They question if she was raped but that is revealed not to be the case and that she is pregnant.
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Still, the union makes matters worse for the family, as Amudha is in love with Maniarasu. Still, he is in love with Kavitha (Mahalakshmi), a distant cousin of Muthazhagu, who was proposed to him earlier but the marriage was annulled due to Kavitha's brother Ramakrishnan (Kamalesh) blackmailing Sundharamoorthy threatening to reveal his past and demanding money from Chellamma, which results in Sundharamoorthy and Palliyarai going into hiding. Thavasi uses these problems to cause a severe misunderstanding between Aavudaiyappan and Thazhaiyamma, who exchange crosswords. Thavasi murders Thazhaiamma, and he very cleverly traps Avudaiappan into this murder.
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He takes his son Louis along to get closer to him. Louis, an army veteran who served in Angola during Operation Savannah, is traumatized and silent since his return to civilian life. The imagined good talk between them makes matters worse, though - the father begins by asking his son casually about his "trip to Angola", and when Louis finally opens up and talks about the atrocities of the war, they end up arguing about politics. The farm is extremely drought-stricken, and Martin's mother has invited a water diviner to look for an underground stream.
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Viv and Bob go to the police but Viv implicates herself when she admits moving funds around. Viv and Bob try to keep the investigation a secret, but she is arrested at a party thrown for her at The Woolpack in honour of her charity efforts. Viv and Bob are charged with conspiracy to defraud and whenever Viv tries to clear her name, she makes matters worse. With the help of a private investigator, Viv finds Freddie, but he threatens her children's lives and physically attacks her, putting stolen money in her bag as a goodbye present before getting away.
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Marshall states that maybe Clint was right, causing him to reveal himself as he had stowed away in hopes they would take his advice. He tries to help them but only makes matters worse and, after they both make fun of his efforts, he snaps and starts yelling. He demands they pull over so he can meditate and regain his calm. After Daphne tells Marshall that he'll never get any respect until he starts taking charge, Marshall drives off without Clint and expresses that he is furious with how Daphne forced him to prematurely reveal his decision to become a judge to Lily.
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Series Twenty-eight, Episode One The presenters are told to buy secondhand convertibles for less than £600 - the average cost of summer holiday in the UK. Paddy bought a Ford Escort Cabriolet for £500, Chris settles in for a Mercedes-Benz SLK which cost £600, while Freddie bought a Chrysler LeBaron for £450. They were told to report to Bognor Regis before heading for Essex for a road trip. Early on their trip, Freddie discovered that his Chrysler has no power steering, which makes matters worse in roundabouts. Their first stop was at Thruxton Circuit for their first challenge: driving around the track against "summer holiday traffic" before being overtaken by The Stig in a Ford Mustang convertible.
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Although the date is successful, Penny becomes worried after she lies to Leonard about graduating from community college (it is mentioned in a later episode, "The Cohabitation Formulation", that she was enrolled in one, but dropped out). When Sheldon asks her why she lied, she indicates that she is self-conscious about her comparative level of education. Leonard eventually learns the truth, but makes matters worse when he tries to encourage Penny to enroll in Pasadena City College, as Penny interprets his suggestion as an insult to her intelligence, and rebuffs him. In "The Maternal Capacitance", Penny's introduction to Leonard's mother, Dr. Beverly Hofstadter, causes Penny and Leonard to seek comfort in each other.
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As it turns out, the man placed a bomb in the building because he suspected something similar to this may happen, so Junichiro escapes with Irina heroically and afterwards she exposes her gratitude. She later visits the Snow House as a guest of Yukino and is able to recognize James Hondo (Junichiro gave her a fake name when they first met), she hugs him to everyone's shock and tells him to become her husband. Yukino makes matters worse by stating that Jin is to be her First Gentleman; a huge scandal erupts as the two women argue over Jin. She becomes interested in him ever since, making an appearance at his school as a transfer student while handling government affairs.
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During debate, Connolly stated, "When we have politicians spewing their hateful, bigoted ideology about LGBTQ+ kids, it only makes matters worse for our youth. The words of Jason Kenney and the members of that side of the house [referring to the UCP] matter to our youth. And the fact they are opposing this based on social conservatism and the hatred for the LGBTQ community is disgusting. The members opposite should be ashamed of themselves." When Mike Ellis, the UCP MLA for Calgary-West, proposed an amendment that would have effectively neutered the Bill, Connolly proclaimed that it was "deeply disappointing that the members opposite continue to peddle dangerous conspiracy theories instead of accepting the simple fact that this is about protecting kids," and told the UCP that if they couldn’t support the LGBTQ+ community in the legislature they were not welcome at Pride.
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The rest of the town then pleads with Cartman to rid the town of the hippies; Cartman eventually agrees to help, but only after Randy promises to offer a Tonka radio-controlled bulldozer and Kyle's mother assures Cartman that Kyle will never have one, instead having to watch Cartman playing with the bulldozer. Meanwhile, Stan, Kyle and Kenny realize that the hippies are doing nothing to oppose the corporations that they have demonized and that their idea of a perfect society is the same as the currently existing one. They try to leave but the crowd is 7 miles in radius and Stan's efforts to talk sense into the hippies only makes matters worse. Cartman, with the help of a scientist (Randy), an engineer (Butters Stotch's mother Linda) and a "black man to sacrifice himself in case anything goes wrong" (Chef), builds a giant drill to bore through the hippie crowd.
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