Sentence examples for cause serious consternation from inspiring English sources

Labour might have held on to Heywood and Middleton in Thursday's byelection, but Liz McInnes's narrow victory ought to cause serious consternation within the party.

[Page A12.] If Moscow fails to go along with the administration's approach, that is quite likely to cause serious consternation in Europe.

The leak of the helicopter video, which Wikileaks titled "Collateral Murder," caused serious consternation at the Pentagon, where senior officials are increasingly concerned about technology that makes it easier to anonymously post documents, photographs and videos online.

What caused serious consternation in India was her assertion that, as a part of the independence movement, many spurious claims were propounded with regard to India's ethical and moral superiority.

"It could cause serious consequences".

This could cause serious harm.

It could cause serious injury.

This may cause serious injury.

Both can cause serious injury.

It can cause serious burns.

This can cause serious injury.