51.   But they are important pieces of evidence for the many riders convinced they are worse off than they were half a year ago.

52.   By her account, the shows are destructive, leaving the guests worse off than before.

53.   But when it comes to luxuries like watch-rotating boxes, Frank thinks that the pursuit of individual self-interest leaves everyone worse off.

54.   By the same token, if unskilled native-born citizens are made worse off by competition from immigrants, Americans with money are made better off.

55.   Children of divorce are much worse off in the United States than in Europe, which has a social safety net, she said.

56.   Certainly the team would have been worse off if Richter had left and no replacement was available.

57.   Colombia is worse off in many ways than it was a decade ago.

58.   COLOMBIAN CRISES Colombia is worse off in many ways than it was a decade ago.

59.   Compaq executives have said recently that the company would have been even worse off without the Digital merger.

60.   Crabb said all operating regions and major product divisions were worse off in the second quarter.