Sentence examples for expected upset from inspiring English sources
Secondly, the non-occurrence of a highly expected upset situation in a lab-scale digester fed with cattle manure was investigated.
"My colleagues and I, as to be expected, were upset by the incident.
As I expected, Mittens upset the finely calibrated animal dynamics in my household, but I felt it was the right thing to do.
Georgia's prime minister, Bidzina Ivanishvili, has called for prosecutions following the violence, but the case is expected to upset his relations with the church.
The boom in plant growth is expected to upset delicately balanced desert ecosystems--changing the nutrient cycle, fire cycle, and distribution of water.
There seems to be something about finding emotion in a place where it is not expected that upsets people.
Again, this isn't to remotely defend them -- just to say, geez, what did you expect?! Being upset about the surveillance is one thing (yet it's worth noting that a lot of people aren't upset about it), but being surprised by it is another matter entirely.
The Spurs have every right to expect an upset, and all the tools to make it happen.
While I always urge caution against treating an election outcome as being certain — especially when it comes to voting in the Deep South — there is just not a lot of reason to expect an upset by Mr. Gingrich or by Mitt Romney, who is running second in the polls.
The State Department's annual report on terrorism said no known operational cells of either al-Qaeda or Hezbollah operated in South America or the Caribbean, though sympathisers lent financial and moral support.All this has caused scarcely a ripple in Suriname, whose foreign minister says he expects no upset to relations with the United States.
