But word of the possible move has generated consternation in Congress, where some lawmakers were already skeptical of the deal and now worry that Mr. Obama is giving Russia too much.
He and others said the American backing for Mr. Musharraf had generated consternation among analysts who believe that Mr. Musharraf is not only deeply unpopular but also that he has performed poorly of late in the campaign against terrorism, polarizing Pakistan and striking a series of truces with militants.
The choice generated consternation in the Senate, where some Democrats and Republicans complained that he is too closely aligned to the military, has resisted strengthening the office he has been selected for, and has not cultivated close ties on Capitol Hill.
UPDATE April 2 , 2012 2 30 p.m. My article has generated some consternation in the comments section over the issue of the biology of race, so let me offer a little clarification.
The birth of the crude, iconoclastic XFL has generated widespread consternation in this country's otherwise refined society.
In many ways, the market behaviour in response to the 2012 US Midwestern drought mirrored the price spike of 2008 that generated such consternation and later retrenching [60], [61].
But it did not generate nearly as much consternation as a 1999 fire in the area that was set by the government as a preventive measure but blew out of control.
At residential colleges, rape occurs within a discrete institutional context, and it's within this context ("Planet College") that the media-savvy feminists exemplified by Sulkowicz have sparked a wave of activism that continues to generate administrative and social consternation.
Just as undeniably, they have generated controversy and consternation.
Bottom line is they are playing overseas for hundreds of thousands of dollars less". Daly also said that the N.H.L. was not concerned that the lockout had generated considerably less consternation among fans and the news media than the lockout of a decade ago.
