Some people will be surprised, even dismayed, that comparatively modest climate changes are already doing measurable damage.

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She felt even more dismayed and said not a thing when, with the crops in, John arranged to sell away his dozen prime field hands.

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After those first few falls, chances are people are going to be dismayed or even angry.

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Even French business was dismayed.

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Seniors dealing with rapidly rising personal medical and nursing home expenses are often dismayed to discover that even modest asset levels may make them ineligible for Medicaid.

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And Turkey, which has yet to receive the go-ahead even to begin negotiations, was dismayed that the commission linked its membership to a settlement of the Cyprus dispute.

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But environmentalists are dismayed that pristine regions are even accessible.

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Even the most ardent supporters of Social Security would surely be dismayed by this complexity, which was developed over the years, presumably by Congressional staffers, looking to do good, but, apparently, with not the slightest concern about making the system minimally user-friendly.

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Meanwhile, poultry farmers, apart from finding it hard to compete in export markets, are dismayed at having to compete at home with cheap chicken imports, especially imports from Thailand and Brazil made even cheaper by the devaluation of the baht and the real.

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