It also created consternation about how the oil — if its actually as plentiful as is believed — would be extracted.
With all of the consternation about religion in this country, it's sometimes easy to lose sight of just how anomalous our religiosity is in the world.
Nervous semi-luddites like myself have been heard expressing consternation about the potential fallout when it comes to real human intimacy.
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.
Henry's love of Ribsy, Ralph S. Mouse's love of riding a motorcycle and his joy in figuring out how to make it go, Ramona's consternation about her father's smoking, Beezus's fears about not having an imagination — these things are as much a part of American childhood as the things we actually did in our childhood.
Among archaeologists, there is keen consternation about Ir David's role because of its strong Jewish focus, which many view as a politicized betrayal of the neutral role of scholarship.
Just under 22 hours later, it gave up the ghost and after much notification-based consternation about a critically low battery, the screen went black.
In Albany, the consternation about the high unemployment rate has caused delays in reporting the data.
Greening is not alone, however; consternation about consultants is a global phenomenon.
There were a lot of collisions, but any consternation about that seemed directed only inward, in a self-critical way.
