Sentence examples for most consternation from from inspiring English sources

It is also the element that will trigger the most consternation from unions.

The vaccine provision caused the most consternation on Capitol Hill, because of the complaints from families who wanted to sue vaccine makers and because no official in the White House, the Senate or the House would acknowledge inserting the provision in what appeared to be the unrelated creation of the Homeland Security Department.

The injury to Bellamy will cause most consternation.

It is Lackey, however, who has caused the most consternation and angst.

But it's the presence of the third, Hwang Pyong-so, that has caused the most consternation.

He dealt with two areas in the National Football League that often cause the most consternation: on-field rules and officiating.

There are no native mammals, but several mammal species have been introduced over the course of the settled history of the islands, with rats, cats, and donkeys causing the most consternation.

Besides the fact that he's on a team that wasn't exactly universally beloved even before its owner revealed himself as fuckwit bigot, Griffin is one of those players whose sheer determination draws consternation from most non-Clippers fans, which he uses as fuel in competition.

There was consternation from the start regarding this week's Questioningly, which asked readers to tell us which Beatle they thought of most recently, and why.

Mr. Cuomo also faces consternation from civil rights groups.

That promise is already causing consternation from Berlin to Budapest.