Sentence examples for adding to consternation from inspiring English sources

Adding to consternation, and complicating the identification of causal relationships, are reports suggesting that the clinical symptoms of CTE may be delayed in onset, emerging as far out as 8 10 years following TBI exposure [ 4, 5].

The bodies of the dead, including that of al-Ḥusayn, were then mutilated, only adding to the consternation of later generations of Shīʿites.

At least before Murray added to their consternation.

This "aldermanic privilege" can work to preservationists' benefit — or add to their consternation, depending on what is being changed and who is making the changes.

Official confirmation that Pakistan has accelerated expansion of its nuclear program only added to the consternation of those in Congress who were already voicing serious concern about the security of those warheads.

What added to the consternation was the list of grievances Mattis detailed in a remarkable letter Thursday, in which he said he and Trump had differing views on countering Russian and Chinese authoritarianism, as well as the utility and importance of alliances across the globe.

Global consternation has severely dampened longer-term investment in the U.S. As capital and innovation continue to move abroad and older workers lose their skills through long unemployment, our country's economic future has darkened, adding to the fiscal crisis and the devastating shrinkage of the dollar and living standards.

Of course, such remarks give those who have grown up with or acquired a taste for meat and cheese cause for consternation to add to their constipation.

This finding has the potential to add consternation to controversy, if not quite insult to injury, as breast cancer screening succumbs to all manner of reconsideration.

Adding to their consternation is that many claiming to be scam victims are disabled.

His home crowd were on edge, sensing his consternation and, as twilight turned to gloom, Root's own struggles added to the anxiety.