Sentence examples for future upsetting from inspiring English sources

You can enjoy the mural on the wall of the main library, entitled The Worker of the Future Upsetting the Economic Chaos of the Present, painted in 1935 by Jack Hastings, the Earl of Huntingdon, who claimed descent from Robin Hood and was a disciple of the Mexican mural painter Diego Rivera.

I was wondering if you had any advice for how to recover from these kids of "relapses" should they occur and also how to prepare yourself for future upsets so they don't result in financial irresponsibility".

Quarterback Peyton Manning, injured and unsure of his future, is upset with the team, and Irsay is irritated with Manning for speaking out.

What's different these days is that a despondent public, struggling with difficult times and an uncertain future, is upset over a perceived lack of fairness in public policy.

But some analysts criticized Rio Tinto's willingness to give up more of the company to Chinalco, saying it would limit the company's flexibility in the future and upset some shareholders, whose investments suffered after Rio's stock plummeted 64percentt over the last 12 months.

Ms. Boone, for her part, now fears for her future, while still upset at her present: a legal internship program she had been looking forward to is no longer possible, because of the cuts.

Smith wrote also about doctors feeling like stressed cogs in vast machines, anxious over the future and upset by ministers dismissing their concerns.

"However, we are deeply concerned about misleading or upsetting any of our current and future guests," he added.

Help your friends and family to see how their sharing of photos of their children online might be upsetting to their children in the future.

He's been asked to lecture on the future of Christiaity in India, but he fears hisopinions would be upsetting.

Upsetting existing customers is something that Nokia can ill afford to do, deterring future ones is catastrophic.