Sentence examples for project to the dismay of from inspiring English sources

What in 1975 was presented as a trade bloc stands today as an increasingly integrated political project, to the dismay of many voters.

The proposed 300-acre project would continue the extensive changes along the Route 6 corridor, to the dismay of some residents.

It is raiding unspent EU funds, to the dismay of Greek firms working on motorway projects they fear could soon be stalled.

Its demise was announced in the Committee on Transport and Tourism, which I think will just be called the Committee on Transport from now on, to the dismay of all those who have spent years working on two projects.

And while she tells me she really plans on slowing down by not opening any new projects, I feel we both know she's never going to really step out of the spotlight— much to the dismay of her critics.

To the dismay of Republicans, he will not take a final decision until June next year about the feasibility of such a project.

But then the franchise moved to New Orleans and, to the dismay of some, kept the name.

To the dismay of members, he retired rather than take up the post of Vice President.

To the dismay of many, Ernst became the scourge of alternative medicine.

But this rite of passage is increasingly controversial, much to the dismay of sports officials.

By then his career had already gone under the radar, much to the dismay of critics.