Sentence examples for price upset from inspiring English sources

Wales's Phillip Price, upset over his six-over par 76 on Saturday, in his words "settled the ship" with a 70 yesterday.

But a redundancy following a car accident and falling house prices upset their financial balance.

Santa Cruz is not the only California town in which exorbitant housing prices upset the economic and social ecology.

While the ability to share gigabytes among multiple devices could save money for some - particularly in families where some people use less data and talk more on the phone - the higher per gigabyte price will upset others.

If commodity prices continue to rise alongside the strong growth in the U.S. economy, the pressure on prices could upset the economy's equilibrium.

But because finding the right mix of charges is so crucial to a successful two-sided business, regulating prices could upset a delicate balance.

That is acceptable, I reply, the price does not upset me.

In the construction sector companies also fear that steel price volatility could upset a tentative recovery.

That is amplifying a demand-driven downturn in international trade: For example, Japan, long an export powerhouse, registered its fourth consecutive month of trade deficits in January, the longest such stretch since the price of oil upset its trade balance in the 1970s.

The price of being upset is making new highs every day.

Members of Congress, under siege from constituents about rising oil prices, were visibly upset.