Sentence examples for be less wary from inspiring English sources

But mindfulness can help reduce our negativity bias and consequently help us to be less wary of negative social encounters.

Informed consumers will be less wary of Riesling and more likely to experiment with it if they have a clearer idea of what type of wine they are about to taste.

The studio is said to be less wary of the risks of extensive post-production adjustments following the healthy reception for Rogue One, of which up to a reported 40% was reshot.

Hatchery trout are known to grow faster and larger than wild fish, but to be less wary of predators, say aquatic ecologist Michael Marchetti and neurobiologist Gabrielle Nevitt of the University of California, Davis.

The young farmed males, he speculates, may be less wary of predators compared to wild fish, which seem to be more skittish and take a little longer to return to a nest.

If I had a boy, I know I'd be less wary of what's to come and would feel less terrified about the day he goes off on his own.

It may also be that undocumented Hispanics in the north are less wary of census-takers than they used to be.

They think more like modern space voyagers than did the sailors in earlier studies of isolation, but they are less wary and reticent than real astronauts tend to be.

Mr Balls, who did not experience Labour's comparably crushing defeats in the 1980s at first hand, is less wary of fixed beliefs and ideologies.These are very similar and very different men.

"Because these tools allow one to regulate diabetes better, I think physicians are less wary of people undertaking these sorts of activities," said Dr. Howard Wolpert, director of the insulin pump program at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.

The backwardness of Europe's forces was embarrassingly shown up in October by the poor quality of their contribution to the bomber force that was prepared to strike Serbia if it refused to ease pressure on ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.The Americans are less wary of European self-sufficiency in defence than they were when the cold war made NATO unity vital.