Sentence examples for dismayed at the prospect from inspiring English sources
Many MPs are dismayed at the prospect.
Some on Wall Street are, perhaps not surprisingly, dismayed at the prospect of Mr. Schneiderman's election.
Campaigners against expansion of Heathrow are dismayed at the prospect of "mixed mode" operations.
The residents said they were dismayed at the prospect of hordes of tourists in the already congested Harvard Square.
Not all heads are dismayed at the prospect of using teaching and learning money for free meals.
He seemed dismayed at the prospect of Afghanistan's finest turning up in Sydney bristling with enthusiasm, only to be turned away.In this section How much should you bet on Thailand?
But dismay at the prospect of military action is tempered by a strong desire to support their adopted country's policies.
Dealers expressed disgust and dismay at the prospect of having to eat fast food in front of their computers instead of going out to eat.
Some were dismayed at the cancellation of the candidate forums.
Some Democrats, dismayed at the rocky rollout of Mr. Obama's program to provide health insurance to millions of Americans, said they were delighted at the prospect of Mr. Jennings's hiring.
