Sentence examples for upsetting effect from inspiring English sources

Many Fed watchers have warned about the upsetting effect Ben S. Bernanke's aggressive central bank actions have had on emerging markets around the globe.

"We know they are frequently stumbling across porn, often unintentionally, and they are telling us very clearly that this is having a damaging and upsetting effect on them.

The presence in & outside of the Council of progressive religious superiors like Sister Mary Luke, of the American Sisters of Loretto, has had an upsetting effect on Curial circles.

When Bobby's friend Alan Fisher Simon Kayy) dies, it has an upsetting effect Bobby.

Despite the potentially upsetting effects of chlamydia screening, however, most respondents indicated that they would accept chlamydia screening if it was offered to them.

Expect to be upset by upsetting events.

The overall effect is dazzling, upsetting at times, and like nothing I've read before.

But when this same man is called back in the film's final sequence, and backs nervously out of the apartment, horrified at what he can sense in the air – and that he personally is in danger – the effect is brilliantly upsetting, like a sort of nausea.

But though the appearance had all the star quality a five-minute first pitch on ESPN could possibly hope for, the effect was both upsetting to some and to all in stark contrast with the flashy style and celebratory mood that accompanied the rest of the team's Opening Day ceremonies.

Both SE for responding to disruptive behaviour and for controlling upsetting thoughts exerted a direct effect on depression and moderated the relation between stressors and negative outcomes (Rabinowitz, Mausbach, & Gallagher-Thompson, 2009).

Ranchers say the effects have been upsetting, including cattle killed by traffic and spilled chemicals, and erosion set in motion by roads, pipelines and drilling pads.