Sentence examples for has been upsetting from inspiring English sources

"The turmoil has been upsetting to our students," she said.

"It has been upsetting to me that it has all developed," Mr. Barr said.

"Poor execution has been upsetting Lou's projections too regularly," said Gary Helmig, an analyst at Wit SoundView.

"The care of our collections is of paramount importance to us and this isolated incident has been upsetting for the museums service, whose staff strive to protect Southend's heritage within our historic sites," said Claire Reed, the conservator responsible for repairing the sarcophagus.

"It has been upsetting to see the way the story is reported in the French press," he said.

It will be the topic of my future posts: I don't write about Italian politics; but now I have to take a moment and comment on something that has been upsetting me for a week.

There, it has been upset.

"I mean, the entire world has been upset.

Twice, he has been upset in the first round.

The accepted paradigm of a dry Moon has been upset by the recent detection of a wet Moon.

"That hierarchy has been upset, to say the least," he said.