Sentence examples for sparked dismay from inspiring English sources
The incident has sparked dismay in some quarters.
But word of the lawsuit sparked dismay in Sullivan County, where many of the area's once vibrant hotels and resorts lie in ruins.
This has sparked dismay among consumers and sparked heated political debate about how best to reduce bills - hence the reduction in green levies.
Trump's victory has sparked alarm and dismay among environmentalists fearful he will reverse many of the green measures introduced under Obama.
The decision has sparked widespread dismay among astronomers, who say the loss will severely hurt students and early-career scientists, especially at small and midsized institutions.
The case has sparked expressions of dismay and concern from religious, judicial and medical groups.
The conference was sparked by a sense of dismay over what has happened to the U.S. economy over the past several years and a feeling that constructive ideas about solutions were being smothered by an obsessive focus on the short-term in this society, and by the chronic dysfunction and hyperpartisanship in much of the government.
The government took action to reduce green levies after the price rises, announced by the big six energy suppliers, sparked heated political debate and caused dismay among consumers.
Advocates of closing Guantanamo say the prison has long been a recruiting tool for militant groups and that holding extremists suspected of violent acts indefinitely without charges or trial sparks anger and dismay among U.S. allies.
But, history likes to repeat itself, pregnant in a time of dismay - Sandburg rose to name the problem so many of us see, sparking a conversation.
