Sentence examples for the most consternation from inspiring English sources

The issue that provoked the most consternation was investment portfolios.

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.

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

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

The drama stars Matt Dillon as a prolific serial killer who slaughters women and children and, in a flashback that has perhaps caused the most consternation, cuts the foot off a duckling.

The moment that caused most consternation among the home fans came straight after the second goal when Wolves had a penalty turned down.

The injury to Bellamy will cause most consternation.

Of all video games, first-person shooters usually elicit the most confusion, consternation and derision in people who don't play them.

Perhaps the requirement causing the most immediate consternation calls for principals in the neediest schools to send letters telling parents if their children's teachers are not "highly qualified".

Outside officials said there was basically consensus on the issue, even though it was the one that tended to cause the most public consternation.