Sentence examples for cause widespread consternation from inspiring English sources
Never has a mere rhythm been more likely to cause widespread consternation.
The blasts have caused widespread consternation in Sweden.
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's appearance last week in drag caused widespread consternation.
The sudden and unexplained sacking on September 21 of the director of the central state archives in Rome, Professor Paola Carucci, by the Berlusconi government has caused widespread consternation in Italian academic circles, which we share.
This time, the news that almost all of the men were Saudi and that the supposed plot was to have taken place during a religious holiday caused widespread consternation.
The move to withdraw the 2,000-odd American troops in the country caused widespread consternation in the Pentagon, and criticism that Washington would be abandoning the Kurds, its key partner in the fight, to aggression from neighboring Turkey as well as the Syrian regime and its backers.
The delay has prompted widespread consternation.
It was met with widespread consternation from Ferrante fans.
Typhoons occasionally cause widespread damage.
They will cause widespread outrage.
"In all it's affecting about 3,000 of our learners," says Walsh. "There's widespread consternation".
