Sentence examples for degree of consternation from inspiring English sources

This turn of events helped the Yankees on the field, but created a certain degree of consternation in the back office.

The discovery - just published in the academic journal, Science - is likely to be viewed with some degree of consternation by many archaeologists  because it completely  changes accepted views of what happened in Britain (and indeed most of western Europe) in pre-Neolithic times.

A degree of consternation and mockery was provoked when US hardcore trio Hüsker Dü released the double concept album Zen Arcade in 1984: in the process earning themselves a place on the hitlist of The Thing That Only Eats Hippies, according to a subsequent single by snarky punks the Dead Milkmen.

Over the past decade, the growing influence of proxy advisory firms on shareholder voting, executive compensation and corporate governance practices has caused no small degree of consternation and concern among public companies, given the perceived power of the highly-concentrated proxy advisory industry to effectively coordinate shareholder voting.

One of my students has been weighing, with some degree of consternation, the right way to go for "experiential learning". Very different places, very different endeavors: Madagascar- based fieldwork, through Bass Connections, that builds on the ties between evolution and health challenges; or Honduras- based projects through the group Duke Engineers in International Development.

Yet, even in the minds of the deluded there is little reason to believe that killing Rushdie -- or anyone else whose ideas cause a degree of consternation -- will prevent any of the offenses that so rile the Iranian regime.

In comparison, practitioners who were strongly opposed to the management of dental conditions in general practice expressed varying degrees of consternation towards colleagues who willingly treated patients presenting with toothache.

But that fleeting phrase has touched off an extraordinary degree of speculation, consternation and just plain puzzlement here.

The essay caused widespread consternation — even a degree of panic — among Chinese entrepreneurs.

Ali Mangera is in a state of consternation.

It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.