Sentence examples for much less upset from inspiring English sources
Keith Mitchell, leader of Oxfordshire county council, which was forced by public pressure to abandon plans to close many libraries, complained that protesters seemed much less upset by cuts to social care and rubbish collection.
How much less upsetting would this video have been if instead of blurring the baby's face (PS: What the hell's up with that, anyway?
But this time, Mr. Rose said, he does not see the makings of a close race, much less an upset.
Mr Le Pen tried to rally supporters in Paris on Sunday, saying Mr Le Chevallier's resignation had upset him much less than the loss of his cat.
Vinci's 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory was preceded by another upset, although one much less stunning than Williams and her foiled Grand Slam quest.
Atlanta's suprising victory was technically the third upset of the day, but the other two road wins were much less surprising.
Mr. Koo said that he believed the defectors had fabricated the stories of abuse because they were upset that because of a change in the law, they received much less government settlement money than defectors who came after them.
While he shares a commitment to political issues with Hughes, Andrew O'Neill has a much less cynical take on the world: he's an optimistic anarchist who wants a better society, but without upsetting anyone.
The effect has been to upset Latin America's and Chiquita's expectations, and to render their huge investments in banana production and distribution much less valuable.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
