Sentence examples similar to relatively upset from inspiring English sources

His "bracket science" has a Part 1 and a Part 2. Hint: after two relatively upset-free tournaments, Tiernan thinks we're in for a wild one.

The high emotional salience of romantic relationships in the adolescent mindset may reflect a lack of romantic experience and maturity, which may be associated with "catastrophic" reactions to relatively minor upsets in romantic relationships.

France and Germany fear that admitting such a large – and relatively poor – country would upset the balance in the EU.

Although this time the death toll is far worse the Indian government has avoided blaming Pakistan and so risk upsetting the relatively cordial relations between the two nuclear powers.

Those upset by the relatively light punishments had some cause for optimism.

Martin was a 19-year-old about to enroll at the University of Minnesota-Duluth when she stopped 37 shots in a 3-2 shootout victory against the United States -- the biggest upset in the relatively short history of international women's hockey -- and was named the best goaltender in Turin.

As officers' reactions began to intensify, teenagers ran to a 7-Eleven on the other side of the road -- they were upset, but still relatively peaceful.

The load was relatively lower in the free upsetting stage.

There were also African-Americans on our staff, some in relatively senior positions, who were clearly upset that we had not consulted them in the response.

The relatively limited outcry, especially given how people upset are over the Republicans' actions, reflects that".

These operators fear the creation of a formidable rival that will upset what has been a relatively stable market.