Sentence examples for caused great consternation from inspiring English sources
However, that deal has caused great consternation.
Part of the New York legend is that these caused great consternation.
The Eighth Circuit's decision caused great consternation in state courts and within the organized bar.
Whatever it was, the fireball on Sunday caused great consternation and wonder across Central Texas.
The South Koreans' lack of success caused great consternation at home, where a couple of theories took root.
The emotion card ReprintsThese effortless breakouts have caused great consternation about weaknesses in the prison system, and led to calls for a public inquiry.
He applied currents to the nerves that supplied their legs and arms and discovered that they twitched wildly, causing great consternation to his audience.
Awarding schools for the number of pupils who go on to employment or further education will also cause great consternation for those in areas of high unemployment or whose pupils cannot afford to go on to further education".
Issues that might cause great consternation in biological parents — Paul's clear signs of low muscle tone and low ratings on the weight chart — seemed to breeze right by the Shihs, even as they took note of how they needed to follow up.
The Straits Times in Singapore did, in 1999, with a report that a nerdy local teenager had created a small, cheap computer program that guaranteed to kill off the Year 2000 computer bug that was causing great consternation at the time.
