Sentence examples for be wary of potential from inspiring English sources

But he said the Fed had to be wary of potential problems.

But the State Department still cautions travelers to be wary of potential turbulence, especially as a political campaign to elect a new president and congress gets under way.

As state and federal officials survey the damage from the wildfires in California, the Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers to be wary of potential charity fraud.

Be wary of potential sugar-crash-related meltdowns, however, and counter any junk food overload by making sure you have plenty of healthy snacks on hand such as nuts, cheese and fruit.

We're taught to be wary of potential bias or hidden agendas in all first-hand accounts, but at the same time they present by far the most informative and compelling narrative versions of the drama that is our collective past.

While Dr. Bogaisky recommended older people take basic precautions like washing their hands, avoiding touching their mouth and eyes and getting a vaccination, he also said older people should be wary of potential flu spreaders, like their grandchildren, or caregivers.

(Thus his request to mask his full name and his customers' identities: he is wary of potential competitors poaching his clients).

Considering the generous benefits enjoyed by the Market Basket employees, it's no surprise that they are wary of potential management change.

The French phone giant is wary of potential regulatory hurdles and also fears the private equity firm's presence in the auction may deter other bidders, Reuters reports.

At the same time, policymakers are wary of potential problems, such as increased road congestion, inequitable pricing and availability, and the loss of public revenue in a future with less need for metered parking and fewer traffic violations.

It might suggest CFOs are wary of potential events that could trigger a rapid decline in global business conditions," said Mr. Dickinson.