There are none on the 23-member policy board of the European Central Bank, a fact that has led to widespread consternation and a search for female candidates.
In 2002, to widespread consternation, he beat the Socialist candidate, Lionel Jospin, into the French presidential election run-off against Jacques Chirac.
The rebooting of the auto bail-out reflects widespread consternation at the public performance given by the three chief executives of the car companies, who blamed their predicament entirely on the global credit crisis and took no responsibility for their near insolvency.
Dr Daud Abdullah, deputy secretary-general of the MCB, declared: "There is widespread consternation that our government, along with the United States, did not approve a vote in the Security Council, calling for an immediate ceasefire and an end to the siege of Gaza.
The essay caused widespread consternation — even a degree of panic — among Chinese entrepreneurs.
The birth of the crude, iconoclastic XFL has generated widespread consternation in this country's otherwise refined society.
Jennifer Hawkins has described how the widespread consternation about the ethics of placebo controlled trials in LMIC can be understood in terms of condemnation of investigators for "flouting" Good Samaritan obligations [ 19].
"In all it's affecting about 3,000 of our learners," says Walsh. "There's widespread consternation".
Such statistics may be met with a sigh in relief with Brussels, where Trump's comments last year caused widespread consternation about the future role of the alliance's most powerful member.
I can tell you that the south coast of Sweden is much preferable to the south coast of England, that Berlin is the coolest city in Europe, and that there was widespread consternation in the local press after the 4-4 abouthehe openness of Löw's system".
