Sentence examples for chary to from inspiring English sources

Client screening is typically minimal or nonexistent, and the advertisers are less likely to have reviews, which means both escorts and prospective clients are chary to provide information for fear of police.

The worry, of course, is that their increasingly chary approach to innovation will mean fewer breakthrough drugs.

But they are bound by their obligations to their constituents and to the country to be chary of saying anything which may tend to compromise our neutrality, or to render it more difficult for the Government to maintain it.

The efforts of the banks to improve their capital base has made them chary about lending to business, thereby slowing the recovery.

Litvinenko is chary – evidently reluctant to discuss his undercover role.

I'm chary of saying to people that I'm very happy or even that I'm happy.

Many are chary of growing to a size that would hamper their usually flexible and aggressive trading style: though of course some find it hard to turn down new money.

It takes a village of chary, duplicitous colleagues to raise a tyranny.

A distinctive feature of these pro-Putin quasi-political movements is the amazing speed with which, without any of the usual bureaucratic prevarication, they are legally registered by the Ministry of Justice, which is usually chary of attempts to create anything remotely political.

Although HRI-based risk assessment method does not deliver a quantitative estimation for the likelihood of an exposed population undergoing a reverse health effect, it indeed provides a suggestion of health risk level due to exposure to pollutants (Chary et al. 2008).

Cameron was making an extended pitch to those chary of callous Conservatism – a marked contrast to Theresa May's tougher-than-tough speech on immigration yesterday.