Sentence examples for increasingly upset from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — THE public was increasingly upset over the physical toll wrought by football.

Representing our species were actors speaking in Tamil, asked to read lines as if increasingly upset.

She and Sara converse for a few moments in Mandarin, and Tammy becomes increasingly upset.

At home, she grew increasingly upset about the place of women in society.

I'm hearing that the military is increasingly upset about not being taken seriously by Rumsfeld and his staff".

The Bush administration has been increasingly upset at what it sees as Mr Roh's unhelpfully soft line.

Renewables are falling in price, soaring in deployment and increasingly upsetting the traditional energy world and its financing.

A growing number of Greeks are increasingly confused and upset by the ever-evolving and expanding measures.

Italians are increasingly cynical and upset with the political class.

Even in Israel, mentions are increasingly casual; farmers upset at diminishing returns from tomato concentrate have called ketchup their Auschwitz.

I think this just proves that regardless of who the candidate is, it's growing increasingly difficult to upset a man who is in the White House with his tremendous base to start with of Federal employes — not that they all vote for him.