Sentence examples for might cause upsets from inspiring English sources

Unexpected Williams lapses are probably the only things which might cause upsets.

Overcome attitudes like unnecessarily emotional begging and pleading to God 'at bedtime' because -- for example this might cause upset sleep and bad thoughts can lead to bad dreams; be peacemaker in your own mind: how -- believe that God already knows and wants for you what you need and rightly desire (not coveting or envying).

The Cricket World Cup is nearly here - but which team will come out on top, who might cause an upset and who are the players to watch?

I love to support the underdog, and in this fight I can't help but think he might cause an upset.

Of those who might cause an upset Thailand's Paradorn Srichaphan was one of the fastest rising stars of last year, and is in excellent form.

"However, we believe we can cause upsets at home".

For a moment it looked like a grime track might cause a Corbyn-sized upset and nick the Christmas No 1.

Combine this with the change in tastes with the movement to launch a petition against anything that might cause any kind of upset, and Natalia Kills and Willy Moon never stood a chance.

They insist, contrary to logic, that they are unbiased, and they tell their staff members to resist any temptation to express human feelings in any way that might cause a political partisan to get upset.

Three things happen in old age That always cause upset.

The council said: "We're not here to cause upset".