Sentence examples for that could unsettle from inspiring English sources

Galina Voskoboeva notched two top-10 wins (over Marion Bartoli and Maria Sharapova) on her way to the quarterfinals of Toronto three weeks, and has a brand of first-strike power that could unsettle Schiavone.

The fact that the Liberal Democrats seem to suffer so dramatically prompts the question of whether with cabinet ministers at risk and the government left battling with an angry and destabalised backbench they will pursue a reform that could unsettle parliament for years to come and fail to win the Tories a clear-cut electoral advantage while decimating the Lib Dems.

FRANKFURT — While the Greek prime minister, Antonis Samaras, will be greeted with military honors when he arrives in Berlin on Friday, his pleas for easier bailout terms could meet with a cool reception, setting up tension that could unsettle the financial markets this week.

Coupled with the militants' control in Anbar, that could unsettle plans for elections scheduled across Iraq by the end of January -- the next crucial step toward a fully elected government by January 2006, an event American officials see as a way station on the path to a draw down or withdrawal of the 140,000 American troops here.

It's a change that could unsettle some drivers who are more used to taking control.

But none of that could unsettle King Bibi.

That could unsettle the financial markets, which have already punished Hungary for a slack fiscal policy by sending its currency, the forint, skidding and its interest rates soaring.

Charleston is personified here by the actor Clark Jackson, who visits the stage intermittently with a preternatural calm and confidence that could well unsettle the dead.