I had a bad cold, and to make matters worse, it began snowing.
To make matters worse, her husband died.
And to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
To make matters worse, he isn't even conscious of annoying his neighbors.
To make matters worse, it began to rain.
To make matters worse, there were signs of a fearful storm.
To make matters worse, it began to snow.
To make matters worse, he fell ill.
To make matters worse, he began to drink sake.
To make matters worse, his wife fell ill.
To make matters worse, it began snowing.
To make matters worse, his mother became ill.
To make matters worse, it began to thunder fiercely.
To make matters worse, it began to rain heavily.
We were very tired, and to make matters worse, it began to rain.
We were all tired, and to make matters worse, it started to rain.
I got lost, and to make matters worse, it began to rain.
His company went bankrupt, and to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
His father died, and to make matters worse, his mother fell ill.
He failed in business, and to make matters worse, his wife fell ill.
He forgot to say he would be late, and to make matters worse, the traffic was bad.
The wind was blowing violently, and to make matters worse, it began raining.
That might make matters worse.
It'll only make matters worse.
To make matters worse, he was in love.
I don't want to make matters worse.
To make matters worse, public schools were receiving less funding because states had less money during the recession. Public colleges often responded by increasing tuition, which meant more students graduated with both a diploma and high student debt.
To make matters worse, the morning was exceptionally cold.
Don't make matters worse.
The border dispute between Ethiopia and Sudan could make matters worse.
And to make matters worse, I have the hiccups.
I tried to help, but all I did was make matters worse.
He was bitten by a dog and, to make matters worse, it was rabid.