Sentence examples for effect of upsetting from inspiring English sources

If you don't let him see that it bothers you, he will stop doing it because it's not achieving the desired effect (of upsetting you and pushing you away).

'Uncommon', 'rare' and 'very rare' side effects were deemed expendable as they had the potential of upsetting the reader unnecessarily as the following quote demonstrates.

They appeared afraid of upsetting people in power.

In addition, taking a stronger antibiotic with food will help to counteract the possible side effect of an upset stomach.

This is primarily due to the addition of extra transistors used to neutralize the effect of single event upset without affecting normal operations.

An advantage of this approach is that, since the relayed image is at infinity, the microscope objective itself, a very lightweight component, can be moved to effect focusing without upsetting the correction of aberrations.

For her part, Henin has overcome the effects of an upset loss to Marion Bartoli in the semifinals at Wimbledon.

So conventional power plants have to stay online in order to assure continuous supply.The Energiewende has, in effect, upset the economics of building new conventional power plants, especially those fired by gas, which is cleaner but more expensive than coal.

Ms Mjadzelics said the officer was disrespectful and said words to the effect of "he must really have upset you".

But it was the combined effect of Melanie Oudin's run of upsets at the U.S. Open that made the biggest impression.

But it was the combined effect of Melanie Oudin's run of upsets at the United States Open that made the biggest impression.