Sentence examples for drive upset from inspiring English sources

His superiors tried to put on the brake, feeling that such rapid progress was hazardous, but the pace of the German drive upset the French far more, and their collapse spread as Reinhardt's corps joined in the pressure.

Analysts said early elections would probably clear the way for a government led by the Social Democrats, whose promise to increase spending has resonated with voters who are disenchanted with an austerity drive and upset by corruption accusations surrounding the Civic Democrats, the largest of the governing parties.

You can get the XR to slot nicely through turns, and the all-wheel drive never upsets the handling, but you really only feel this suspension get a workout if you push the engine.

A recent move by the European Central Bank to publish an obscure test of bank risk, known as the Srep ratio, has driven the recent upset in the market.

From attacking traditional jobs, to ever-increasing prices for once-free television, to teenagers withdrawing into online worlds, technology has driven change that upset the security of tradition.

He never learned to drive, and this could upset him.

The company's drive, however, could be upset by a thicket of legal and political challenges.

But with the help of a clock-bleeding final drive, Oregon avoided an upset that would have caused an earthquake in the B.C.S. standings and put the Ducks' national title hopes up in smoke.

Despite its reputation for economic dynamism and the international allure of its golden beaches, Catalonia is facing a financing shortfall that has not only upset its drive toward greater autonomy from the rest of Spain, but also deepened market concerns about faltering fiscal discipline among Spain's 17 regions.

Don't drive when angry or upset or overtired as these factors will just compound the stress.

"If he is only hitting a cover drive for one it upsets his rhythm so that as a tactic has worked.