The combination of these two factors explains why higher taxes make things worse rather than better.
The firm said these figures indicate that the situation was getting worse rather than better.
Reacting to market panic with panicky rate cuts is likely to make things worse rather than better.
That could easily be just the right amount of time to make things worse rather than better.
The first is that the schools the poorest Americans attend have been getting worse rather than better.
Since the study was published the situation had got worse rather than better, a GMAC spokesman said recently.
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The bill has numerous provisions that, from a public health perspective, actually make matters worse, rather than better.
The news from manufacturers is also likely to get worse rather than better.
One global consumer goods company told us recently that Facebook was getting worse, rather than better, at helping marketers succeed.
But another part can be attributed to the slow-down in the US and most of Europe that seems to be getting worse rather than better.
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"It would be a terrible mistake that would make the current crisis worse, rather than better, " says Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.
And it would also mean paralysis of the system because it would take a few years to put it in place and the railway network would simply get worse rather than better.
Those are supposed to make college more affordable, but since schools have consistently responded by raising tuition prices and capturing those subsidies, students end up deeper in debt, rather than better off.
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This country right up until the kind of latest data was rather, holding up rather better, domestic demand was holding up rather better than elsewhere and that's why it was appropriate for us to make a moderate move after the, the shock.
Rather than delivering better care it will reinforce the culture of buck-passing and mutual blame.
And so you stuck with the status quo but rather than getting better over time, things only got worse.
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Sadly, they are doing so for the worse rather than the better.
And it sees the major task in society and especially in the economy as doing something different, rather than doing better what is already being done.
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This is worse than Chile and Peru but rather better than Mexico or Argentina, which is grappling with scandals of its own (see article).
Since 2002, when the paper began charging online, its average daily circulation has dropped by less than 1% a year rather better than most.
It would be better for the global economy if savers piled their cash into equities and corporate bonds now, rather than waiting for better news.
The researchers also managed to pinpoint the way private schools work their magic: through better exam results, rather than through networking opportunities or better teaching of soft skills, such as etiquette or leadership.
Spending at home has held up rather better than might have been expected, as well.
But in relative terms, Canada is doing rather better than most other rich countries.
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But it is rather better than the premium rating reached in 1994, at the height of investor enthusiasm.
They do seem to me to measure what we really want to measure rather better than the more usual figures.
That would put the whole question back to the voters who seem to understand what Japan needs rather better than the people who govern them.
Funny that the Fed, which does not have to fight an election next year, seems to have grasped that point rather better than Mr Bush, who does.
In maths and science boys and girls perform much the same at primary school, but at age 15 boys do rather better than girls in maths (though not science).
Some cynical bankers suggest that the 40% of Morgan Stanley's shareholders who worked at the bank before its merger with Dean Witter, Discover have done rather better than its outside shareholders.
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