Sentence examples for because it would upset from inspiring English sources

"I am trying to avoid talking about dying, because it would upset my family.

B8 GROUND ZERO -- Digging and sifting at the disaster site will not stop for Thanksgiving, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said, because it would upset victims' families.

Yet Pakistan's elite has lulled itself until the last few days with the thought that New Delhi would not dare attack because it would upset Washington's antiterror agenda.

"None of us actually read the story – we were told not to read it because it would upset us so much.

Several labor experts said they doubted he would intervene because it would upset the A.F.L.-C.I.O., in an important election year.

Turkey says it fears a nuclear-armed Iran, because it would upset the balance of power between the two countries, but it also worries that the Obama administration's focus on sanctions — reminiscent of President George W. Bush's rush to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, some here say — will lead to war.

I never mentioned him to Brent, because I thought it would upset my mother.

"Examples of the physical abuse," the commission claimed in its suit, "include putting Terrio in headlocks and other physically painful wrestling positions, pulling down Terrio's pants in front of co-workers, and hiding or riding around on Terrio's bicycle because they knew it would upset Terrio".

But it was spiked because, I was told, it would upset British Gas, who were Save donors.

He refused to talk about the black armband he was wearing in memory of Phil Hughes, because he was worried it would upset him.

On advice of her attorney, she opened it in Paterson, N.J., and never moved it to Manhattan because New York officials feared it would "upset the city".