Sentence examples for upset by the lack from inspiring English sources

They're upset by the lack of retaliatory measures available to them when the airlines let them down.

"I went round to neighbors and told them, 'Have tractor, will travel.' " He, too, is upset by the lack of services in his area.

Most Chinese citizens aren't very political and aren't deeply upset by the lack of a ballot — as long as living standards continue to improve.

Stephen Deerhake of Frenchtown, N.J., who runs an Internet domain name service and does his business banking with Chase, said he was upset by the lack of communication from the bank.

The package passed the House by a vote of 316 to 113 with opposition from many of the most conservative House Republicans, who were upset by the lack of policy riders, and smattering of liberal House Democrats who were concerned with the increase in debt as well as the lack of aid to Puerto Rico, which is currently in the midst of a financial crisis.

While seniors are upset by the lack of a COLA in the coming year, they actually benefited from the original overpayment.

Devils Coach Larry Robinson acknowledged the goaltenders' performances but was upset by the Devils' lack of production on the power play.

You in turn are upset by that lack of understanding, so the thought of you even getting close at night is the furthest thing from your mind.

However, Cobain was upset by the label's lack of promotion and distribution for the album.

Reuters reported that although many local residents supported the efforts to create jobs, they were upset by the government's lack of consultation with the public and failure to adequately address environmental concerns.

"He certainly made no secret of it … it was clear to anyone who knew him that he was deeply upset by the loss and by the lack of any progress in recovering the painting".