Sentence examples for only upsetting from inspiring English sources

They reached into the ranks of the military, where flamboyant corruption was not only upsetting the public — pedestrians had learned to watch out for luxury sedans with military license plates, which careered around Beijing with impunity — but also undermining China's national defense.

But so far the EU factor has only upset the Turkish Cypriots.

And any institutional wrangling over Europe can only upset the coalition's delicate balance.

My father was too withdrawn, and my mother seemed to get too upset herself (which only upset me further).

Sharapova was not the only upset victim of the day on the women's side.

Yet an invasion would not only upset the most stable region of Iraq but also be unlikely to work, as even some Turkish generals recognise.

And such growth, he stressed, could only upset the traditional balance between population, which Malthus described as growing at geometrical rate, and food supply, which he declared could grow only at arithmetical rate.

This will not only upset the Socialists, who are muttering about treason, but also secure one of France's most popular political personalities, as well as showing Mr Sarkozy's inclusiveness.

The women were not only upset by the words the panhandlers used ("Hey pretty" or "I love you, baby") but also by the silences between words, speech patterns that disregarded the tacit conventions of small talk.

I'm lucky that I live so close but it only upsets me more knowing that there are probably many other students feeling the same way who can't get away from campus.

It will only upset the owners".