Sentence examples for continue to upset from inspiring English sources

May they continue to upset these power rankings all season long.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — As markets around the world reopened on Monday, concerns that Dubai's debt crisis would continue to upset the markets proved unfounded for now — except here.

Particularly if realities like Obamacare continue to upset the status quo".

Canada also rose.Thailand's economic woes continued to upset Asian currency markets.

It is not the unthinking worship of science, the materialistic, technological ideology that upset the Romantics and continues to upset their followers.

Now, four months later, his participation in that game continues to upset Iraq's national soccer federation because he was ineligible to play.

The £24m striker was gifted a simple chance in the 47th minute and made no mistake as the Elephants continued to upset the odds to reach only their second final.

The fallout from the uncertainty in Greece continued to upset markets across Europe on Friday, as top E.U. officials contradicted each other on the possibility of a Greek exit from the euro and a leading ratings agency downgraded 16 Spanish lenders.

Andres Serrano's Piss Christ remains one of the most controversial works of art to-date, continuing to upset Christians two decades after its debut.

Lancaster had finally been dealt with, but Edward continued to upset his barons, reneging upon his previously agreed limitations to royal power, continuing to promote Despenser and losing key battles against the Scots.

This continues to upset the power balance between medicine and health consumers, as the women in this study were obtaining their information outside the usual medical sphere, and on their own terms.