Sentence examples for of much consternation from inspiring English sources

For those moving back now, the idea that they are pushing others out is the source of much consternation.

In middle schools and high schools, vending machines are the subject of much consternation, as nationwide, Coca-Cola and Pepsi sign deals with school districts for exclusive rights to sell their products in school hallways, and put their logos on school scoreboards.

Removing software is another cause of much consternation for users.

The phenomenon has been the subject of much consternation in higher education.

All this is the cause of much consternation and has become a favorite subject of endless print and broadcast chatter.

Their best ally in this fight was Barack Obama, whose desire to "move forward" rather than focusing on the past had been the subject of much consternation.

Greek objections also mean that Macedonia is referred to in official UN or Nato documents as FYROM (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia), to much consternation in Skopje.

And how does a brief bit of fabric cause so much consternation?

Rarely has an item of cloth caused so much consternation, controversy and misunderstanding as with the Islamic headscarf or veil.

There has also been much consternation of how the ACA was passed with errant suggestions that the method of passage was unprecedented.

Author Johnny Rogan has noted that most die-hard fans of the Byrds were mortified by the existence of this ersatz version of the group, while Byrds expert Tim Connors has commented that "no chapter in the history of the Byrds caused as much consternation and controversy among fans".