Sentence examples for upset progress from inspiring English sources

One unit could be doing counterinsurgency, while another carried out "a raid that might in fact upset progress," General McChrystal explained during the videoconference.

Turkish leaders rid themselves of a problem that threatened to upset progress toward domestic peace and membership in the European Union.

A four-pronged approach: prevention, pre-trial, trial and post trial have to be closely coordinated to ensure that changes at any of these stages will not upset progress on the other.

Dr Kuhrt said: "The incident could potentially upset the progress made so far on coordinating responses to the Syrian crisis".

They will need a strong win at home to harbour any hopes of what would be a huge upset to progress given their horrendous away record this season.

As a country, we are still haunted by racial injustices, and time and again they come back to upset the progress we make.

BBC television analysts Stephen Hendry and Steve Davis, owners of a combined 13 world titles, were equally surprised and suggested the incident could upset Fu's progress in the best-of-33 encounter.

His symptoms started with an upset stomach, then progressed to vomiting and delirium the following day.

It upset Kurosu that her progress was not on display on the world's stage.

Others insisted the anti-Morsi millions were only Mubarak loyalists "upset over Egypt's progress," as Ashraf Mahmoud, 39, a businessman from the same province, put it.

[A second Bush term] could upset 40 years of progress toward cleaner air, cleaner water, resource protection and a new environmental ethic".