Sentence examples for be wary to avoid from inspiring English sources

The British government should be wary to avoid such uncertainty.

While a second or third seed does not always determine the eventual Cup winner, most teams will be wary of avoiding having to be the away team in the one-and-done play in match.

Democrats need to be wary of all of them, to avoid getting suckered in to nothing more than a political exercise which is meaningless for the people it is supposed to be helping.

They should be wary: banks may need to swerve to avoid a capital crisis; but slamming on the brakes entails dangers of its own.

Be wary not to crash onto something.

I used to be wary of Page Six, and even tried to avoid being included at all costs.

"We would urge the public to remain on alert and to be mindful of their own safety, in particular, to avoid coastal paths, be wary of possibly unstable harbour defences and to drive with extreme caution as many roads continue to be affected by surface water," he added.

Be wary about responding to offers of credit.

Be wary of listening to music while you study.

Be wary of trying to teach others martial arts.

They will also have to be wary of antitrust watchdogs, even if they have largely avoided them hitherto.