Sentence examples for completely upsetting from inspiring English sources

"There are so many new heroes and heroines, how they are all going to be recognised without completely upsetting the system is going to be a challenge," he told The Mail on Sunday.

I don't know about Endless West completely upsetting the apple cart, but what I do know is that almost every whisky-producing country has ventures that are producing whiskey worth trying, selling and appreciating.

It turns out there's another fine line between reimagining books for the modern reader and completely upsetting the delicate ecosystem of traits that have made books so successful for centuries.

I hate me some Wii, but Zero Punctuation is usually able to review Wii games without completely upsetting anyone but the most wankerish fanboys.

"It can completely upset the normal, everyday life of India".

Her life was completely upset by this affair and she was depressed for a long time".

This sudden shift completely upsets the harmonic structure and gives unmistakable notice that a long, complex movement will be necessary to right the imbalance.

Although Britons appear to be slightly less loyal to the main Facebook site, the company may not be completely upset with the survey findings.

Unless Hindenburg assumes dictatorial measures, or some unexpected development completely upsets all present calculations, Hitler's party will organise the Reichstag and dominate the government.

If pike have spread to the loch they will eventually dominate the jungle and completely upset the balance, including taking the young of the birds that were the reason for my visit.

Watch for the latter group to go around mumbling for the next few weeks about how Caffeine has completely upset their rankings and careful work - even while Google protests that it's changed nothing at all.