As an era of low crime continues, and as 2011 draws to a close with felony numbers running virtually even with last year's figures, any new felony is a significant event in a precinct and a source of consternation to commanders.
Included in canons were the rejection of hereditary claims to a benefice or prebend, which was a source of consternation to the clergy.
The flow of information is also a source of consternation to some within Ibrox, not least because talk of a share option is price-sensitive information and ought to be published first to the stock exchange.
His political career is a source of consternation to many in France — among them former friends and colleagues.
Instead, it fell to the legation's secretary, Benjamin Moran, to read the telegram, which, as he recorded in his journal, "came as a source of consternation to me".
One of the world's premier film festivals is held annually at Cannes, where the Palme d'Or is awarded to the best motion picture most, in recent years, have come from outside France, a source of consternation to French film devotees.
This has long been a source of consternation to financial and policy pundits, who contend that, given Americans' lengthening life expectancies, they should work longer and wait longer until 66 or, better yet, 70 to start collecting.
At the time this was a source of consternation to the left, and joy to the right that 'more Americans' supported the ban than not.
The success of the new port was a source of consternation to merchants in Liverpool, who suddenly found themselves cut out of the trade in goods such as timber, and a source of encouragement to shipping companies, who began to realise the advantages an inland port would offer.
The league has not sponsored the Vegas tournament, a source of some consternation to the organizers, especially Marjorie Troum, the tournament's namesake and its director.
