Sentence examples for consternation because of from inspiring English sources

Long Beach officials once greeted the idea of apartment houses along the boardwalk with consternation because of 1960's-era zoning along the shore, east of Long Beach Road, that allowed tall buildings stacked next to each other with little space between them.

The exclusive new Pokémon is a pre-evolved format of Snorlax, the large, sleepy pocket monster that fans will recognize as a constant source of in-game consternation because of how frequently it blocks your path.

Legend has it that during the domestic fire the Earl was in consternation because of his valuable manuscripts but they were lowered to safety from a window by his chaplain.

"No-one has a problem with the Libyans being here, but there's a lot of consternation because the MoD specifically told us the soldiers would always be supervised".

"That's caused some consternation, because in Washington the definition of a cut is that you haven't increased the budget as much as anticipated," Mr. Bush said in a speech to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

It is impossible to say that "House of Cards" is a hit because Netflix, to the consternation of some of its more traditional competitors, is not participating in ratings.

Right now, it is Alice's irritability that is causing Nick most consternation, because this might well indicate that such a thing is happening – "Some kind of meningitic process," he tells me later.

Consternation, because not a single French university makes it into the world's top 40.

That move led to campus-wide consternation because not all students and faculty members were fully fluent in English.

"That was done with some consternation, because we're revealing stuff about our future product plans.

When Sagarin tells this to the members of strategic planning departments in government agencies, it leads to "a lot of consternation and grinding of teeth," in part because it's so counter-intuitive.