Sentence examples for consternation of late from inspiring English sources

It also frustrated the European Commission, which this week put forward proposals to reform the CAP (see our story on European agriculture).But the Franco-German agreement that has caused the most consternation of late was the one struck on January 14th, again over dinner, on the EU's future governance.

And the flurry of late betting on March caused consternation among ski companies.

As a result, she is often quite late for appearances, to the consternation of everyone, it seems, but the first lady herself.

To the consternation of the unions, his pledges went on.

"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).

Because it is so late into the caterpillars' life cycle, and they are almost full grown, town officials have conceded defeat, much to the consternation of some residents who wish the town would consider spraying them.

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.