Sentence examples for further dismay from inspiring English sources

Cue further dismay from fans in the YouTube comments section.

That could further dismay investors, leading to additional pressure on prices, she said.

The Sun's editorial argued that "May's bulldozing of Jeremy Corbyn will bring further dismay to moderate Labour MPs and supporters".

To the further dismay of the hospitals, a number of executives of Novation and its corporate parents owned stock in Neoforma when the financing was approved.

It also seems to have led Karzai to veto the appointment of Paddy Ashdown as UN special envoy, causing further dismay among the international community.

The MPs express further dismay that the government sank public money into a prototype blood test of vCJD at the MRC prion unit at University College London, but had failed to use the test.

In a sign of further dismay at his position, more than 130 Conservative councillors wrote to Cameron on Friday, warning in the Telegraph that he risked splitting the party unless he accepted that his renegotiation had failed and he campaigned for Britain to leave the EU.

And they worry that the downward spiral will further erode their already thin margins some have had to close imprints and lay off staff in recent years as well as bring further dismay to struggling bricks-and-mortar booksellers (see article).

And the naming rights for Ibrox being sold for £1 has caused further dismay.

There was further dismay for United when Tansey converted the penalty kick.

Ms. Maler, who has lived here for four years, said she was shocked that anthrax had surfaced so close to her home, but was further dismayed by the sudden attention being paid to the town.