To crowd in a single member of a period different subjects, is still worse than to crowd them into one period.
But the first example is bad English, and its explanation is still worse.
If I have chosen a period of great extravagance, it will serve to show modern extravagance in a still worse light; especially as the pay of the navy, the army, and the revenue officers has not increased since that time.
It cannot exist in confined channels, and necessarily breaks out by regular or irregular means, that defeat the attempt: and to succeed would be still worse.
Still worse, the country was plunged into gloomy forebodings by the President's call for three hundred thousand new troops.
Still more old-fashioned, and in still worse taste is it to ask your guests if they will take "soup or fish.
Dear sir, I am forced to do a very awkward thing, and send you back one of your letters, and, what is still worse, opened.
The condition of artificers is, if possible, still worse.
The policy of Portugal is, in this respect, the same as the ancient policy of Spain, with regard to all its colonies, except Pernambucco and Marannon; and with regard to these it has lately adopted a still worse.
If the crown lands were more extensive, it is probable, they would be still worse managed.
In such cases we are apt either to become enemies, or, which is still worse in the case of woman, to become too friendly.
While such was the state of the communications in the immediate neighbourhood of the metropolis of Scotland, matters were, if possible, still worse in the remoter parts of the country.
North of Inverness, matters were, if possible, still worse.
Wellington reported to Bathurst that nearly a million sterling in money had been appropriated by the rank and file of the army, and, still worse, that so dazzling a triumph had "totally annihilated all order and discipline".
The expedition to Egypt, planned in combination with the expedition to the Dardanelles, ended in a still worse disaster.
The great whig peers were most anxious to keep him out of the cabinet without losing his support, or, still worse, provoking his active hostility.
Still worse," began young Eisenschlicht, "is the case with our comedies.
If the tyranny of the majority is bad a tyranny of the minority is still worse.
In Australia this has become a regular practice; and a still worse feature is that Members of Parliament have free access to public departments to promote class and local interests.
In matters of foreign policy the case is still worse.
Yet we have seen little girls brought to see the painful tragedy of the Gamester--or still worse, the dreary comedy of the Stranger.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "still worse" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
