Workers have always worried that new technologies will take away their livelihoods, ever since the original Luddites' fears about mechanised looms.
Ensconced on the hillsides of the relatively remote Hamamatsu, Suzuki always worried about keeping current on cutting edge technologies, in a technology-driven business.
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However, the one part that has always worried me (and I can point to a decade of making this same point) is that climate sensitivity.
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She had always worried about her husband's big stock market bets.
Doomsayers have always worried about the commercial pressure on novelists.
You know, they're always worried about giving away too much.
"We were worried as we are always worried because it meant uncertainty, " said Martha Duggan, the vice president of regulatory and government affairs for the solar unit of Energy Conversion Devices.
For one thing, the Republican faithful have always worried that the real Mr Romney is the relative liberal of his two races in Massachusetts, and that the present ardent conservative is the impostor.
"I'm always worried about the sitter -- are they cold, are they hot, are they comfortable -- and photography today is so accurate and so good that it is really so much easier just to take photographs and work from that, " he said.
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I've always been worried about the loss of bio-diversity, which is partly the result of sprawling cities.
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Marty Zweig was famous for always being worried about something and I think most investors likely have a little of that in them.
In theory, I have always loved the idea, but I worried about spending so much money on a single vacation, particularly when we were thinking about building up our savings and buying our first home.
"Although we are always concerned about violence, we are not worried this was a concerted attempt to undermine the credibility of the elections, " Martin said.
There have been other opportunities, but I was always reluctant for the simple reason that I am a huge dog lover and worried that pulling the sled was somehow unfair, harmful, or abusive to the dogs.
Back then, the US Treasury Secretary, Hank Paulson, was also very worried about moral hazard, and the need to send a message that failing institutions would not always be bailed out.
Google searches on tax-related topics have always increased during the run-up to tax season, but this year the data show Americans are particularly worried about how unemployment will affect their tax status.
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