Sentence examples for because they were upset from inspiring English sources
Naun Argijo, 21, said his family of 10, which shares a two-room shack, would not vote because they were upset over Zelaya's ouster.
Union officials said workers had rejected the proposal in part because they were upset that they could not choose which specific days would be forfeited.
Last year, the Spaniards Alex Corretja and Albert Costa withdrew from Wimbledon shortly before it began because they were upset about not being seeded despite their high ranking.
One of the first cases involved 19 janitors for the Santa Fe school system who formed a workers committee in 2008 because they were upset that a supervisor was repeatedly harassing female workers, they said.
The Great Falls representatives refused to come meet Schweitzer in the governor's office — located about 800 steps from their chamber — because they were upset that the governor canceled a meeting with them earlier that day.
Howard said a lot of Americans voted for Trump because they were upset Barack Obama had contracted US influence, and predicted the US would spend more on defence and strengthen its influence in Asia.
The Irish government got in early with its anti-legal high and head shop laws, because they were upsetting the delicate drug ecosystem.
Assume that a few dozen people have gotten together, on their own, at a community center because they are upset with a new policy or program recently announced by their local officials.
Nick Lowles, Hope Not Hate's chief executive, said: "Ukip and Nigel Farage are resorting to smearing us and telling lies because they are upset at the scrutiny we have been putting them under".
The staff monitors children closely to see whether they need counseling or extra time for homework or another chance at a test they may have done poorly on because they are upset about an absent parent.
