Sentence examples for causing dismay from inspiring English sources

The degree of misinformation is causing dismay in NHS circles.

It is already causing dismay among the opponents of the Sunni jihadists who had hoped that the military situation had stabilised and Isis was on the retreat.

The squabbling among and within anti-EU groups is causing dismay among many Eurosceptics, who fear that it is inflicting severe damage on their chances in the referendum campaign.

That's why key scenes are causing dismay at the same time as Theeb has been roundly embraced across the Middle East in a pan-Arabic release rare for a non-Egyptian film.

Binyamin Netanyahu's sweeping victory in Israel's general election is causing dismay internationally because it appears to be another nail in the coffin of fading hopes for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Even the suggestion that Christie might enter the race will serve to upend it, with current front-runner Rick Perry causing dismay among some Republicans after a catalogue of bumbling debate performances.

In Brussels that caused dismay.

Beyond Ukraine, Russia's actions have caused dismay.

To the outside world, this spectacle should cause dismay.

On the Labour backbenches, Mr Miliband's more sotto voce recent performances have caused dismay.

" However, the decision caused dismay among campaigners who have been fighting the proposals for years.