Sentence examples for which may upset from inspiring English sources

This paragraph contains nearly every sound in English ("oy" is an exception, which may upset New Yorkers).

For instance, it treats Hildegarde's much-foreshadowed death with a certain comic relish, which may upset sensitive children and strike many adults as in poor taste.

In reality, process parameters vary within certain ranges due to changes in environmental conditions, changes in product quality demand, plant start-ups/shut-downs, and other disturbances which may upset the system.

The Seahawks' open-air home stadium, Qwest Field, is one of the most raucous environments in the N.F.L., and the forecast calls for rain, which may upset the timing of the Saints, a team that is used to playing indoors.

While the BBFC had been careful to ensure the protection of children from scenes which may upset them, they hadn't counted on the need to protect adults from the children of parents who viewed the 12A rating as a cost-effective substitute to hiring a babysitter.

The regents took other steps that officials said will boost revenue and save millions of dollars, but which may upset critics of high pay.

There is thus a delicate balance between vegetation and soil fertility, which may be upset by uncontrolled burning or overuse.

So the underlying idea, which may really upset people in the end, is that ideology doesn't matter much compared to demographics".

The bloggers also attended training sessions held abroad and in Ethiopia on internet security, which may have upset a government that has been accused of surveillance of its critics' online activity.

The book contains an irreverent portrayal of the late leader Kim Jong Il, which may have upset the North Korean government.

For example, a student might be forewarned that J. M. Coetzee's "Disgrace" details colonial violence, racism, and rape with a note on the class syllabus that would read something like "Trigger Warning: This book contains scenes of colonialism, racism, and rape, which may be upsetting to students who have experienced colonialism, racism, or rape".