Many saw the F.S.Q.'s actions as simply the latest example of consternation in Quebec regarding politics, religion and immigration.
However, these were therapeutic areas for which outcomes were clearly a challenge: there was considerable consternation across agencies regarding hepatitis drugs because of the long horizon for downstream outcomes, and with respect to pulmonary arterial hypertension drugs, because of uncertain value of improved exercise tolerance and any putative relationship to overall survival.
There was consternation from the start regarding this week's Questioningly, which asked readers to tell us which Beatle they thought of most recently, and why.
It's entirely possible that the current bullish environment will continue and volatility will fall making all this consternation I'm hearing regarding rising $VIX and $OEX a moot point.
To this end, there was some consternation at the end of 2000 regarding the fate of those in the traditional curriculum who failed in the 1st or subsequent years of Curriculum 2001.
Uncertainty about Trump's intentions regarding the cost-sharing reduction payments already is causing consternation among health insurance companies, state officials and the health care industry.
The Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which insisted it was neutral regarding Rhodesia, accepted his letter of accreditation, much to Whitehall's consternation, though Lisbon was careful to avoid provoking Britain, omitting the word "diplomatic" from the titles given to both Reedman and his mission.
But many here say that the federal raid that took Elian from Miami has impassioned people as never before, to the consternation of Cuban-Americans who, despite their own hatred of Mr. Castro, feel their alternative ideas regarding Cuba are rarely aired in this politically charged city.
After much consternation, a second bailout was ratified in February of 2012 and implemented one month later after all conditions regarding a successful restructuring of Greek government bonds was met.
I joined in myself, and as a group of about 50 – foreigners and Koreans alike – we rode down Changwon's streets and under its bridges, up its hills and along its canals, passing local onlookers who regarded us with expressions of consternation or curiosity, even wonder.
