Sentence examples for consternation about the from inspiring English sources

In Albany, the consternation about the high unemployment rate has caused delays in reporting the data.

The worst that happened was Ryan's mother (and Tony Dungy) expressing consternation about the coach's profanity.

There should also be significant consternation about the government's plans to abandon children's rights and withdraw responsibilities from services.

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.

Consternation about the reef surfaced again in the late 2000s, when a Spanish developer announced plans to build a complex with 30,000 hotel rooms less than seven miles north of the park.

"There is consternation about the post-Bloomberg era," she said in her opening remarks, calling Mr. Bloomberg "one of us" and noting that he had been "sympathetic to issues of the economy and business".

It also created consternation about how the oil — if its actually as plentiful as is believed — would be extracted.

However, there is reason for real consternation about this saga.

No, for me, it's much more of a mental marathon, one made more difficult with intense hormones that then cause much personal frustration and consternation about playing into the trope of the typical pregnant woman: energetic and positive one moment, anxious and despondent the next.

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.

The emotion card ReprintsThese effortless breakouts have caused great consternation about weaknesses in the prison system, and led to calls for a public inquiry.