Sentence examples for it could upset from inspiring English sources

Agriculture accounts for a much smaller share of world trade than industry, but it could upset wider talks because of its political sensitivity.

It could upset the apple cart".

It could upset people who don't like bottles".

Last year humanists decried his crucifixion on the Brighton seafront, arguing that it could upset children.

Apart from their qualms over further enlargement, they fear that it could upset Russia, with unpredictable implications.

HRW said some AU officials appeared reluctant to consider the report because they believed it could upset the peace talks.

It had been thought that the royal family regarded the role of oil minister as so important that giving it to a prince could upset the kingdom's delicate balance of power and risk making oil policy hostage to bickering among the many princes.

The process of adjusting, however, required the utmost attention to the scales' balance, and the slightest draft could upset it.

It is a possibility that could upset some of their moves toward greater efficiency through giant manufacturing plants and distribution depots.

For much of their matches, McHale and Lepchenko were on at the same time, and when McHale shot to her first-set lead, it appeared two young Americans could upset the last two women's singles champions at Roland Garros.

Anyway, it's a story that could upset the all the applecarts of the 2008 election.