Sentence examples for significantly upset from inspiring English sources
Recent press conjecture over a potential acquisition by AMD of one of its partners has led the analyst to worry that AMD may significantly upset its supporting ecosystem, which he believes is a key element of AMD's recent success.
Those forecasts assume that Obamacare remains in its current state for the rest of the president's tenure, a projection that could be significantly upset by the Supreme Court this year.
The investigators found that the third-person scenes were significantly less upsetting, compared with bad memories recalled in the first person.
And when we see something significantly diverting from that mission, it is our job to get upset.
This significantly reduces the leakage power consumption and enables implementing multiple words per row, which lowers multiple-bit data upset in the event of radiation induced single event upset or soft error.
The party retained the traditional support of both big and small business and gained new support from growing numbers of middle-class suburbanites and perhaps most significantly white Southerners, who were upset by the prointegration policies of leading Democrats, including President Truman, who had ordered the integration of the military.
More significantly, Poland's own relations with Russia have been restored, which is why the revival of the summit meetings between France, Germany and Russia has not upset Poland.
It does upset people; it certainly upsets me.
"Everybody's upset, I'm upset, who wouldn't be upset?" she said.
