11.   This attitude gave further urgency to Left campaigns against the government who were seen as worse than the old-style Conservatives.

12.   Worse than a child innit?

13.   She opened it, the noise hit her like something solid, worse than breaks she thought grimly.

14.   Doing far more than we can reasonably do and if you like, doing it by very definition, badly, or worse than it could have done.

15.   Mind you, you in the trade unions and in the Labour Party are no worse than anyone else.

16.   Tastes like worse than Diet Coke.

17.   Although the Patriots and Chiefs figure to be no worse than wild-card teams, there is a sense of urgency for both franchises this week.

18.   And as far as the treatment of minority shareholders is concerned, Switzerland is no worse than Germany, France, Italy or the Netherlands.

19.   And there would be a new crew, new actors, new directors, new producers, new locations, some much worse than others.

20.   And, he added, Scottsdale is no worse than other Valley police departments.