Sentence examples for upsets based on the from inspiring English sources

Tells how she developed a science of upsets based on the names of college football teams.

"You'd have to call this a complete upset, based on the records," Blanton said.

It was an upset, based on the N.C.A.A. seedings but not based on Shaka Smart's resourcefulness as a coach.

(Georgetown — 0.9 percent — and New Mexico — 0.7 percent — also endured major upsets based on their seeding lines, but they were teams that statistical methods weren't sold on to begin with).

Madame Serve and Volley coddled and cajoled yet another hard-hitting Russian, Svetlana Kuznetsova, to the finish of a gritty 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 loss against Chanda Rubin and Daniela Hantuchova in doubles, something of an upset based on 2003 form.

Still upset about the N.C.A.A. sanctions based on the report, and what they say was the "false narrative" perpetuated by the news media.

Since the 1950s British foreign policy has been based on the principle "Don't upset the White House".

Developers are obviously upset, but you can't establish public policy based on the needs of developers".

Silverman said that he did not know if the cable operators would change their hardened positions based on the attention over the upset.

Scenarios are generated based on the historical data of process upsets or accidents.

It's all based on the whole, "Why are you upset about a game of football?" routine – and it's blasphemy to say something like that! .