"I think there will be some consternation about the requirements that are being proposed for portals that are not broker-dealers," said Richard Levin, a securities lawyer with the firm Baker & Hostetler.
The shuttles are due to retire next year, and there is already consternation about the gap between that retirement and the arrival of their successor.
Thus this public consternation about abortion offers important clues that reveal a largely unacknowledged common ground shared by the disparate narratives of Greek national identity.
For all the consternation about "frankenfood," there is no scientific evidence that foods with GMOs are dangerous to humans — and scientists have been looking closely for that evidence.
UC President Janet Napolitano told regents in their opening session that "understandable uncertainty and consternation" about Trump had prompted her and the chancellors to reaffirm their commitment to inclusion and equal opportunity in a public statement shortly after the election.
The 1966 season caused much consternation in that regard.
For all the consternation about what the Wizards aren't and resignation that this team will never be great, the person who matters most remains patient.
The car has long been an emblem of sexual potency and, at the heart of the consternation about female drivers, I suspect, sits the great male fear that, in taking the wheel, women are also claiming their sexual independence.
At the time, a representative from Zimmerman's legal team expressed consternation that people cared about a traffic stop.
