Sentence examples for because wary from inspiring English sources

This distinction went unnoticed for a long time, even by most of those working on the programme because, wary of producers thinking that they had to use his stuff, Barker submitted his work under other names, primarily Gerald Wiley.

In late 1997 and early 1998, before the government engineered a sweeping bailout of the financial system, Japanese banks were paying up to a full percentage point over the benchmark rate, known as the three-month Libor, to borrow money overnight or for a few days because wary foreign lenders were trying to limit their exposure to Japan.

As The New York Times has reported, the distinction between the medications has become blurred, partly because wary anti-abortion groups continue to base campaigns on outdated research that nevertheless still appears on the warning labels attached to emergency contraception products.

Fellowes chose not to end the film at Albert's death because he wary of copying "the horror of biopics," where there is simply an important event after important event.

For example, if birds learn that it is not worthwhile to pursue salticids as prey, because these wary spiders often evade capture, then credible salticid mimics would be ignored as well.

Still, Shelby is suspicious of attempts to reform these traits, and not only because he is wary of "victim-blaming".

Most vampires have kept their condition from their doctors because they are wary of stigma.

Romney should be wary because culture warriors can sabotage presidential campaigns.

Sorenstam's competitors should be wary, because she has not been at her best.

"I do it because I'm wary of taking a press release at face value.

"We are really wary because we have seen it all before," he says.