More than sevn months have passed since Richard E. Oldenburg, the museum's director, announced that he planned to step down this June, and the museum board, to its surprise and consternation, has been having a rather hard time filling the position--such a hard time, in fact, that Mr. Oldenburg has reportedly offered to stay a while longer.
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In the build-up to the FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa, alongside concerns about crime and the coaching of the South African football team, there has been consternation over an anticipated increase in demand for paid sex during the tournament [ 3, 4].
But to the Commodores' consternation, their recent N.C.A.A. play has been more like the old, pre-Amaker Harvard.
Among liberal supporters, there has been some consternation over her friendship with Justice Clarence Thomas of the United States Supreme Court, also from Savannah.
Jason Wood Assembly Rooms Alex Horne Pleasance Demetri Martin Assembly Rooms There has been less consternation over this year's Perrier shortlist than in previous years, because it has been, to its credit, more obviously inclusive.
There has been considerable consternation, too, over the Bush administration's not naming new members to a military advisory group, the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services.
Through the first two games of the playoffs, there has been much consternation about Miami's notable free throw advantage over the Knicks, with the Heat having twice as many foul shots (60) as New York (30).
In the week since US president Barack Obama nominated Gayle Smith to succeed Rajiv Shah as administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAid), there has been jubilation, consternation and growing pressure for the Senate to confirm her appointment.
As I opined in 2015, since The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation began in 1983, there has been much consternation over who belongs and who does not.
A third is derivatives.The last of these has been causing particular consternation on Wall Street.
