Sentence examples for cause some consternation from inspiring English sources

"That will cause some consternation among people who have been your most loyal supporters".

The police's decision to question Boulter may cause some consternation among Fox's supporters.

It is also likely to cause some consternation – and so much the better if it does.

This was welcome, but counter-intuitive and it did cause some consternation.

Mr. Grassley's request that organizations provide details about the outside income of directors may cause some consternation.

That, he added, "will cause some consternation and adverse publicity that would alert the market to a problem".

This, of course, causes some consternation.

With its vast audience, Google's online map has already caused some consternation.

The spider stunt had caused some consternation for Lauren Marinaro, the director of Feuer/Mesler.

The event, which goes all night, has caused some consternation among neighbors.

In a society built on the idea that Jews here have come home, Mr. Snyder has caused some consternation.