Sentence examples for consternation is that from inspiring English sources

What causes me particular consternation is that - shamefully - the RSPB senior management seems to have already written off the result of the debate.

And whilst we differ with China anyway on the issue of the death penalty... the biggest single issue here that causes us so much consternation is that they refused to even do a medical assessment knowing that there was evidence of mental health problems; that is what is unacceptable.

Part of the reason for the Dolphins' consternation is that after Week 1 they rank last in the A.F.C. in total defense, and 30th, two notches from the bottom, in the N.F.L. Buckley said it was difficult to blend new players -- the Dolphins have four new defenders, including the starters Junior Seau (linebacker) and Sammy Knight (strong safety) -- without some initial bumps in the road.

Adding to their consternation is that many claiming to be scam victims are disabled.

Betroffenheit (a German word which translates as "consternation") is a term that Pite and Young have used to denote the psychic and emotional meltdown that can occur after a disaster.

The Times is investing in a new video strategy, which, to newsroom consternation, is an initiative that emanates from the newsroom but reports to the business side.

Even so they are arousing alarm, which a new consultation paper from the Treasury has done nothing to dispel.Some of the consternation is the usual bleating that arises when people have to pay more tax.

There was that wobbling again, and again, those faces of consternation.

On one hand, the smile was to say, "One more wall that stands before equality has been breached"; the conflict was the feeling of "wait, what changed?" My consternation was not wrapped in the idea that someone else was accepting me, it was more about the idea that God seemingly had a change of heart.

The G.O.P. grandees' consternation was palpable.

Part of the New York legend is that these caused great consternation.