Sentence examples for consternation between from inspiring English sources

Underscoring the consternation between the two camps, neither side could agree tonight on how the two candidates came to deliver their speeches at the same time.

Clinton's famous pantsuits have been a source of consternation between Tabitha Clark, 31, and her uncle, the man who will walk her down the aisle at her wedding.

Young players flooding the National Basketball Association continues to be a source of consternation between the owners and players, enough so that it influences labor negotiations in 2005.

I know there's consternation between wanting to allow for new ways for startups to attract capital and to protect investors from outright fraud.

The downside of this approach is that it can fuel mistrust and cause consternation and disagreements between internal and external know-how, which can in turn complicate board decision-making.

The Proposition 8 debate has brought much consternation and polarization between white gay community and African Americans.

Any reaching out to communities of color will, undoubtedly, dredge up the history of how this country's same-sex marriage debate created much consternation and polarization between LGBTQ communities of color and white LGBTQ communities.

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.

The Snowden revelations have caused consternation and suspicion of cooperation between the government and private industry.

Joe Biden has been going through a good range of facial expressions so far, alternating between disbelief and consternation.

Much to the consternation of the popes, trade between Egypt and the Italian city-states remained brisk, and the Egyptians were able to use raw materials provided by the Italian merchants to forge weapons against the Crusaders.