However, investors are often nervous about new, unproven technology.
And while tech executives privately were sympathetic, they were often nervous about confronting the issue publicly.
In the opening minutes of the production, the subjects are often nervous, overacting.
Candidates are often nervous before interviews and for them smoking calms them down.
His visitors, he notes, were often nervous at first — shy in the face of death — but soon, because of Buchwald's irrepressible personality, found themselves lightening up.
At the public hearing this month, Michael Singer, a biology professor at the University of Texas who teaches courses to nonscience majors, said his students were often nervous about learning evolution.
Cleese has suggested that comedy audiences are often nervous, worrying that the material won't be funny, and find reassurance in reliable humour: an adult version, perhaps, of young children's preference for the same bedtime story each night.
This is especially true of first time leaders who are often nervous of the responsibilities of a new role and struggle to know how to switch from do'er to delegator.
Nicola's father, Ian Templeton, a retired physicist, recalls that he and his wife, Elsa, were often nervous when Nicola dropped Katerina off for lunch at their house: "It was scary.
