Sentence examples for which has upset from inspiring English sources

On his albums with vocals, the lyrics drip with misanthropy, which has upset some listeners.

Consider influenza, which has upset a number of dogmas in recent years.

She has grown from 4 feet 11 to 5 feet 3, which has upset her balance, timing and jumping.

The new tracking system, which has upset some inspectors, will begin monitoring the first group of 10 inspectors on Monday.

To press her case, Tytania has refused to share her husband's bed, which has upset the natural order.

But Mr. Oneda warned that the fallout from the Greek debt crisis, which has upset markets in Europe and affected exchange rates, could undermine its return to profit.

Rutgers (14-8, 5-5), which had upset No. 17 Connecticut and No. 14 Syracuse in a four-day span, was attempting to win four straight conference games for the first time.

Wayne State (21-16-2) titlethe title and the N.C.A.A. bid with a 3-2 victoverover Bemidji State, which had upset top-seeded Alabama-Huntsville, 2-1, in an overtime semifinal game.

City officials maintain that they were forced to order the layoffs, which have upset many parents, because Ms. Roberts was the chief obstacle to a deal proposed last spring that would have used more than $200 million from a multi-union health fund to help plug a budget hole.

In Lippmann's view, Bryan and his people were fruitlessly at war with "the economic conditions which had upset the old life of the prairies, made new demands on democracy, introduced specialization and science, had destroyed village loyalties, frustrated private ambitions, and created the impersonal relationships of the modern world".

"These incidents, which have upset us greatly, have stressed the urgency of the changes that we already suggested - which will be introduced during free practice in Germany on Friday.