Mr. Bush has been consistently worried about trade and at one point put temporary tariffs on a number of nations that export steel to the United States.
You'd have to consult Philip Roth's "The Human Stain" to find a fictional narrative more consistently worried about scurrilous sexual gossip directed at prominent men.
Bruce J. Teitelbaum, Mr. Giuliani's campaign manager, who had privately and consistently worried that Mr. Giuliani would withdraw, said he would go on vacation, and he began turning requests for interviews with the mayor over to Mr. Giuliani's City Hall press secretary, Sunny Mindel.
In a series of messages, Rapp said: "About a month after starting, I was asked to not tweet about rape culture because 'it could become a big story'.' I was consistently made to worry that getting another tattoo or piercing would mean they'd pull me from public appearances.
No one knows where the market is going at any given time, so the idea, brokers and gurus say, is to invest consistently and not worry about short-term ups and downs.
Mr. Murphy said he was hearing consistently from voters who "worry about waste and abuse" in the stimulus package but welcome it anyway.
But by the late 1960s, after the Supreme Court started to protect unpopular speakers more consistently, some critics worried that free speech in America was threatened less by government suppression than by editorial decisions made by the handful of private mass-media corporations like NBC and CBS that disproportionately controlled public discourse.
Investors worry about Ecuador's consistently troubled economy and its traditional political instability, with some increasingly jittery about the possibility that a left-leaning candidate will win next month's presidential election.
But with unemployment high in many countries, and opinion polls consistently suggesting that immigration and asylum worry voters, Europe is unlikely to relax its polices.
Republicans worry that Puerto Rico would consistently send Democrats to the House and Senate.
