For literary journals, the arrival of the Internet has not caused nearly the same kind of consternation as it has in book publishing or mainstream magazines — mainly because the profit motive has never really driven these boutique publishers.
The pair consider their experimental theatrics which hinge on evoking and harnessing the same moment of consternation they felt in Japan to be squarely within the field of design, a term that, in Hablesreiter's mind, applies to any effort that "plays with the symbolic value of objects".
The most troubled plan appears to be the Teamsters Central Statess pension fund, the same one that has caused consternation at U.P.S.
In Italy, it has occasioned great consternation, as the same appearance of the air was remarked in Calabria and Sicily a little previous to those dreadful earthquakes that had destroyed so many cities.
The faux phone system call handle up to 3 million calls at the same time, hence AT&T's consternation.
Here in a considerably colder clime, many of us walk and even bicycle in the same conditions that are causing such consternation in the regions to our south and east.
Pilgrim has been the subject of much public consternation as it was built with the same technology as Japan's Fukushima reactor.
Young African-Americans did that with the "n word," he added, much to the consternation of their elders, and gay people did the same by proudly using the word "queer".
It was first announced in the spring and BBC political correspondent Iain Watson says there was consternation within the party when the Conservatives offered to make the same increase at their party conference last week.
