Sentence examples for another cause of consternation from inspiring English sources

4. Geography seems to be another cause of consternation among pupils.

The choice of foe was another cause of unwanted consternation.

Removing software is another cause of much consternation for users.

Still, the timing is a cause of consternation to some.

It is represented by a floppy disk, something that has been the cause of consternation among design aficionados.

Recent negotiations between the Americans and Bermuda's Premier, Ewart Brown, about accepting four former prisoners from Guantanamo Bay – a cause of consternation for the British – seems to indicate the pro-independence leader is keen to strengthen ties with his US neighbour.

While a cause of consternation for first-time buyers, this improves the situation of existing homeowners seeking to switch lenders, since a more valuable home boosts your all-important level of equity and opens up a wider range of deals.

That partly state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland is helping to finance the Kraft bid is also a cause of consternation among my constituents, though the reality is that if they were to withdraw another institution would step up in their place.

But I only realized now how much of cause of consternation this could be as well.

But, along with deposed skipper Kelly Brown, he fell out of favour with then-head coach Scott Johnson and present incumbent Vern Cotter, with his renewed exclusion the cause of consternation among supporters and pundits.

While some of the larger mines provided separate eating areas for bal maidens, others obliged male and female workers to eat together, a cause of consternation among some observers concerned that exposure to the "coarse joking" and "rude behaviour" of men had a negative effect on the "modesty and delicacy" expected of women.