Sentence examples for it causes consternation from inspiring English sources

So the idea that a new film can simply be zapped out on the Internet, with no compensation to the industry that created it, causes consternation.

But it caused consternation among its members, especially when Hampton Creek began to win lucrative industry contracts.

Unlike most other big banks, it does not treat its analysts and investment bankers like stars: it caused consternation earlier this year when it told its equity analysts that they were getting no bonus.HSBC's British peers may well point the way for banking's troubled adventurists.

When the Leica I made its eventual début, in 1925, it caused consternation.

It caused consternation when the chief Palestinian negotiator, Saeb Erekat, presented ths document at a meeting with the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, earlier this month.

But it caused consternation in Washington, where since 1995 Congress has imposed an annual ban on federal financing of research that leads to the destruction of human embryos.

When news of the settlement became public, it caused consternation among Time journalists, particularly in the Washington bureau, where Mr. Smith had worked.

When the news originally surfaced early in 2010 that there had been a leak at HSBC's Swiss bank, it caused consternation.

But it caused consternation by including only the comedians who were playing in those venues and by threatening to eclipse the profile of the Fringe itself.

The June 2010 piece not only led to the Afghanistan commander's ouster, but it caused consternation among some journalists who thought Hastings had broken the rules by reporting candid conversations within McChrystal's inner circle.

Even sharing research with classmates causes consternation.