Sentence examples for probably upsetting from inspiring English sources

They allow him to go on using the radical rhetoric of tough-love welfare reform, thus impressing out-of-city voters, without actually putting more people on to the streets and so probably upsetting voters in the city.

And the other thing that I think is probably upsetting to them to see happen, is that the world is moving to this notion of cloud computing.

If I ripped the head off your old teddy bear, it would probably upset you.

If the Ammanns were still alive, the scene would probably upset them.

"And in most communities, if I'm being really honest — and this will probably upset a few people — but in most communities, it's the real social worker.

"He led a disgustingly rock'n'roll lifestyle, but for every good story he probably upset a lot of people, and I couldn't do that.

But a Lucent move on the credit line would probably upset the banks, which are seeking to provide capital to Lucent at a higher rate.

Mr. DeBonis's parents were in attendance, and he prefaced one song, "Trouble," with a disclaimer that it would probably upset his father.

"This family became a target a couple of years ago," she argued on ITV's This Morning; they had "probably upset a lot of people" by being a family of 17 who were receiving state benefits.

It will probably upset the structure of the global game more than did World Series Cricket (WSC), a breakaway organisation started by Kerry Packer, an Australian media mogul, in the 1970s.

But the book will probably upset some of his fans because it defends foxhunting - Titchmarsh's line is that although he'd never want to chase and kill an animal himself, hunting is a traditional part of country life and therefore should be preserved.