Sentence examples for express wary from inspiring English sources

A slow and still-fragile recovery is taking hold across the country, as residential real estate improves, manufacturing orders pick up, consumer prices become firm and businesses express wary optimism about sales.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and European Union foreign affairs representative Catherine Ashton expressed wary optimism in their first public response to the Iranian proposal, which arrived at E.U. headquarters Wednesday.

Although China has reported the overwhelming majority of the world's SARS cases, the number of cases is dropping rapidly in many areas of the country, the World Health Organization said yesterday as it expressed wary optimism that China could contain the respiratory disease, although it might take as long as a year.

Senior Obama administration officials expressed wary confidence that Iraq's deeply divided leaders understood the wisdom of a broad-based government that shared power among Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds, even if it would be less efficient than a government led by a smaller, but more unified, bloc of only Shiites.

Members of H.V.N. express a wary appreciation of these developments.

Many black and Latino New Yorkers still express a wary and conflicted view of the police.

The former Somali military officer expressed a wary optimism.

In the speech, this ended up being expressed in such wary code that any voter watching on television must have been completely baffled as to what the Labour leader had in mind.

Be especially wary if your parents express interest in or actually attend financial or investing seminars that offer a free lunch.

Prominent Western Muslims who are not Brothers are often very wary of the movement, but they tend to express this sentiment in private more than in public.

She said she had been wary and then began seeing other community foundations express concerns about similar calls on a Council of Foundations Web site.