Sentence examples for considerable consternation from inspiring English sources

This is said to have caused Hillary considerable consternation.

His delay in doing so, however, had caused considerable consternation.

This is a divisive comment and one that will certainly give other religions considerable consternation.

The decision to try the 17-year-old as a juvenile rather than an adult, caused considerable consternation in India.

The delays caused considerable consternation within the networks that have to make important decisions this month whether to cancel or renew shows.

There has been considerable consternation, too, over the Bush administration's not naming new members to a military advisory group, the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services.

These results have produced considerable industry discussion, consternation and even denial.

Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi confirmed earlier this week that Francis neither accepted nor extended any invitations to meet with dissidents, a move that caused a considerable amount of consternation among the Cuban opposition.

While Judd hasn't announced any decision as to whether she'll run, the possibility has raised considerable interest and apparent consternation among some Republicans.

But instead, as data on the candidate, known as RTS,S or Mosquirix, have dribbled out over the past couple of years, it has been greeted with considerable head-scratching and some consternation about whether and how to use it.

Although it had considerable commercial success, to Wilder's consternation it failed to engage the attention of a single major literary critic; by now, the establishment was thinking of him as comfortably middlebrow, part of the world of The Saturday Review of Literature and the Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Club