Sentence examples for may cause consternation from inspiring English sources

But even if you're not a multibillionaire director, an unexplained exit may cause consternation.

While China's commission of an aircraft carrier may cause consternation in Washington, it will not change the military balance between the nations because of the U.S. lead in numbers of carrier battle groups and platforms such as ultra-silent cruise-missile-carrying nuclear submarines, says Robert Ross, a professor at Boston College in Massachusetts who specializes in U.S.-China relations.

This prospect may cause consternation over job losses in the United States but it will make offshoring an industry with well over $100 billion in annual revenue by 2008.

Arriving just after the final deadline for this year's Ucas submissions, a report for the Sutton Trust, written by Dr Steven Jones of Manchester University, may well cause consternation among candidates who have just put, for example, a declaration of commitment, carefully stripped of cliches, before proof of intellectual curiosity.

The police's decision to question Boulter may cause some consternation among Fox's supporters.

Mr. Grassley's request that organizations provide details about the outside income of directors may cause some consternation.

The only name on the list that may cause some consternation is the boxer David Haye, whose world title fight against an ageing Audley Harrison this month was widely scorned.

But Dr. Collier, who also spoke in Chicago, has a more significant disagreement with Dr. Adair that may cause more consternation among physics-minded baseball fans: Dr. Collier believes that the bat vibrations, as well as the outrush of air, contribute to the crack of a well-hit ball.

The absence of a true public option may cause some consternation among those who have been fighting hard for it for months, but some form of it may survive as a threat to the insurers, which could be triggered if they don't get their act together on the non-profit scheme.

This may cause some consternation from healthcare providers, but research has pointed us in this direction.

The investigation will also cause consternation at Western firms hoping to do business in the country.