Sentence examples for increasingly upset over from inspiring English sources

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

Afraid to refuse overtime work lest their job prospects be damaged, yet increasingly upset over neglect of family responsibilities, they found themselves in a conflict from which they could not extricate themselves.

He said he and many other dedicated cops are becoming increasingly upset over the damage done to the department's reputation by some of the mindlessly aggressive policies imposed by Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Safir.

Some of them have been getting increasingly upset over how the site is letting in more "artisanal" creators, who are in reality larger manufacturers rather than independents who make hand-made crafts.

The people of Nigeria are becoming increasingly upset over President Goodluck Jonathon's decision to end fuel subsidies (which made up 25% of the national budget), more than doubling the price of fuel overnight.

I told my wife, who over the years had become increasingly upset with Edith for her negativity and rudeness, that I would never see Edith again, not unless she apologized.

As Mr. Kozlowski disclosed more details over the weekend, the directors grew increasingly upset, this person said.

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.