Sentence examples for consternation of consumer from inspiring English sources
But the administration and the business groups have now moved beyond the September attacks, and to the consternation of consumer organizations and trial lawyers, have found a growing number of lawmakers sympathetic to calls by a variety of industries to protect them from lawsuits.
Steve Jobs Steve Jobs is ailing, much to the consternation of Apple investors and the faithful consumers who adore his company's electronics.
To the consternation of the unions, his pledges went on.
Among those in the "near" category, to the great consternation of many, is the retail price of a gallon of petrol Consumers may be feeling the pressure:Rising gasoline prices beat down U.S. consumer sentiment in early January, overshadowing an improved job outlook and passage of temporary federal tax breaks, a survey released on Friday showed.
"And to the consternation of all," Seaver wrote, "he won".
"I am O.K. taking the consternation of my colleagues.
Yes (much to the consternation of many Indian musicians).
To the consternation of many, Oxitec recently applied to the F.D.A. for approval of its mosquito.
To the consternation of their tutors, they even insisted on graduating with a joint degree.
The left might include health care and civil rights, say, to the consternation of conservatives.
