Sentence examples for has created consternation among from inspiring English sources
The choice of Norton has created consternation among publishing executives whose companies were turned down for the prestigious and potentially lucrative assignment.
Unsurprisingly, it has created consternation among experts.
The furloughs, more than anything else, have created consternation among coaches.
As a realist and a humanitarian, he should have gone further — and now he has, creating consternation and division in the Republican ranks.
She conceded that Connecticut's new reality had created consternation on campus and in alumni circles.
That has created considerable consternation among the business lobbies that depend upon Republican antipathy to organized labor dictating the outcomes of federal agencies.
The consolidation has drawn the attention of the Justice Department's antitrust division and has created mounting, intense consternation among publishers, who say that they are finding it increasingly difficult and expensive to get their publications distributed, and are even attributing magazine closings to wholesalers.
"It has created an air of unbelief among scientists, confusion among those at risk of H.I.V., and consternation among AIDS workers".
Still, the delay in Nikias' departure and the uncertainty and consternation it has created suggest that USC still has a long way to go in restoring trust among faculty, students and supporters.
