Sentence examples for thereby upsetting from inspiring English sources

Then, the censors gave the film a PG certificate for "sexual references", thereby upsetting the bear's creator, Michael Bond.

As a demonstration of how detached they all were from his condition, one of them sent a letter calling him for an outpatient appointment the week before he died, thereby upsetting him somewhat.

But often, flooding is induced or exacerbated by man's interference in nature's way of draining its catchments or basins, thereby upsetting the balance.

Thus, keeping people from joining unions and thereby upsetting the conservative ruling class that thrives on cultural resentment is the number one goal of conservatives.

These products can cause irritation to the sensitive vaginal area, thereby upsetting the chemical balance of that area and leading to a stronger odor.

Inhaled environmental pollutants in the first ages of life can have profound impacts on the interrelationships between signaling molecules and their targets, thereby upsetting homeostasis in the lung and possibly in the intestine (Kasper et al. 2005).

The offenders thereby upset the presumptively fair balance of advantages and burdens between themselves and the law-abiding.

I regarded them as beings to be wooed with all my strength, and so I made cookies, sculptured with clay and read them fairy tales, convincing myself that those stories about evil stepmothers (and those equally traumatizing stories about wicked stepchildren) had been invented to discourage "step" relationships and thereby keep them from upsetting the balance of the universe.

Newer drugs like Celebrex and Vioxx, which specifically block one of these enzymes, COX-2--and thereby avoid upset stomachs and other side-effects--are popular arthritis medications (they even outsell Viagra).

Deeply upsetting.

Too upsetting.