Sentence examples for upset much from inspiring English sources

But the plan upset much of the adult entertainment industry.

The break with England will upset much more than the economic equilibrium.

Ironically, however, Brown has since managed to upset much of the conservative constituency that helped propel him to unlikely victory last January.

If this is auxin-independent organ initiation and phyllotaxis, this would upset much of the current thought in the field.

He upset much of what I had been encouraged to take for granted.

But the book oozes frustration and anger and, it would seem, enough detail to upset much of her extended family and the Saudi elite.

The company has been resistant, because an Internet subscription option could upset its much more lucrative relationships with traditional distributors.

He hit 10 fairways and had 28 putts, including a three-putt for a bogey at the 18th as darkness was descending, which didn't upset Beljan much.

Mr Le Pen tried to rally supporters in Paris on Sunday, saying Mr Le Chevallier's resignation had upset him much less than the loss of his cat.

The move appeared to upset a much larger group of migrant workers from Bangladesh, who surged around the main gate, forcing the authorities to escort the Guinea-Bissau group through a side door.

The multiple moments of cultural appropriation surrounding the music and press campaign upset pretty much everyone.