Sentence examples for greater upset from inspiring English sources

But the greater upset to her reign occurred in 1976, when the government disclosed that Prince Bernard was involved in a bribery scandal and had accepted "dishonorable offers and favors" from the Lockheed Corp., which was eager to sell aircraft to the Dutch military.

And for a while Wednesday night, Federer was in danger of suffering an even greater upset at the hands of Soderling, who is now 0-12 against Federer, a record that includes a loss in the French Open final and in the fourth round at Wimbledon in July.

A total target score is derived by summing across the upset responses for the one to four behaviors identified as most distressful (theoretical range of 0 to 40, with higher scores indicating greater upset).

A worrier by nature, I was acutely aware of the greater upsets we could've experienced at that scan.

Some considered it the greatest upset in women's soccer.

It was probably the greatest upset in college football history".

The greatest upset in Derby history occurred in 1913, when Donerail won at odds of 91 1.

The first great upset of his life was failing his university exams.

Everyone agrees it is the greatest upset in Rugby World Cup history.

"Using Fifa rankings, what is the greatest upset in international history?" enquires Ross Nicholson.

If not for that survival instinct, the outcome could have been the greatest upset in a decade.