Verb
go from bad to worse (third-person singular simple present goes from bad to worse, present participle going from bad to worse, simple past went from bad to worse, past participle gone from bad to worse)
(of a bad situation) to become even worse
It appeared to go from bad to worse, as Red Sox center fielder Dave Henderson tried to make a play at the wall to catch a long fly ball, but instead deflected it over the fence. Source: Internet
Then he brings a souvenir Dead Sea Scroll home from the Holy Land and things go from bad to worse. Source: Internet
These competitors will offer a quick resolution to opt for them before things go from bad to worse. Source: Internet
Things go from bad to worse when a promotion she thought was in the bag proves not to be forthcoming. Source: Internet
Without help things are set to go from bad to worse." Source: Internet