Sentence examples for possibility of upsetting from inspiring English sources

A member of the government admitted that the possibility of upsetting media figures in the run-up to a referendum "had crossed my mind".

As the only state where brothels are legal, Nevada is sensitive to the possibility of upsetting the public's sense of decorum.

Regarding the possibility of upsetting hardcore gum fans, Hillhaven says, "We intend to treat the gum with all the respect and integrity it deserves".

Such language creates the possibility of upsetting depositors at Kabul Bank and at other banks, undoing our efforts to stabilize the institution and the financial sector as a whole.

Isn't it far more human, and ultimately far more responsible, for children's theatre to stop safeguarding against the possibility of upsetting anyone, and instead find ways to deal with it when it arises?

The possibility of upsets like Milan's against the much larger Muncie Central to win the 1954 state title — fictionalized in the movie "Hoosiers" — helped the tournament draw 1.5 million spectators in 1965.

Nonetheless, the essence of the head-to-head singles matches — with all the possibilities of upsets, unlikely comebacks and individual moments of truth, with no teammates to lean on — will be intact whenever the teams from the United States and Europe eventually and inevitably settle the issue.

They appeared afraid of upsetting people in power.

When asked about the possibility of an upset, center Shaun O'Hara said: "Any team can be upset if you're not focused.

Even so, there is a distinct possibility of an upset.

Of the two semi-finals the French teams are absolutely firm favourites but there is the possibility of an upset in both games".