Mr. Obama, who vowed to end the Iraq war in his 2008 presidential campaign, has been wary of increasing the number of American troops there.
Mr. Lindsey said the president would hold his proposal to $1.6 trillion and indicated that the administration was wary of increasing the size and scope of the tax cut.
The Democrats said that while they were wary of increasing spending, they were not willing to limit financing for services, like clearing roads of snow or heating the county buildings, that would affect residents.
Burnham, while keen to explore radical options, is wary of increasing NI in a way that would mean younger people in work having to pay the care costs of those already of pensionable age.
I'm wary of increasing the sugar content, so I do a little digging online, and discover that beating the batter vigorously after adding the egg will help create a meringue-like outer layer which rises as the mixture bakes.
In this case the concern was more than ideological: the Secret Service had been investigating corruption in Congress as well as in governmental agencies, and many congressmen were wary of increasing the president's investigatory powers.
Now, almost 8,000 women, children, and old people have been sent back across the Kenyan border by the Kenyan government, which is wary of increases in the refugee population.
But other rich countries, including those seemingly without water stress, should be wary of their increasing reliance on imports of virtual water.
Even now, with a retreat to flee to, he is wary of his increasing celebrity.
