Sentence examples for extra wary from inspiring English sources

Instead, cautious doctors, extra wary after Harold Shipman, give just enough morphine to kill people by degrees.

Disney had been extra wary of spoilers leaking and ruining the experience for fans, a strategy that has served only to heighten anticipation and excitement.

Robbie said that there had been another pig behind him, and that they had been extra wary because they had heard the deer we'd spooked.

This means that at their next meeting in November, the Fed will be extra wary of information that suggests underlying inflationary pressures.

Nowadays, you have to be extra wary about online requests such as courses, webinars, training sessions and other time-consuming tasks that are supposedly necessary for your business but can divert you from more urgent tasks.

But if that is what you are after, you must be extra wary of (pardon the expression) who you "get into bed with".

And it's extra-wary about the tyranny of the past.

At the same time, a certain Catholic-inspired pacifism, as well as a powerful Communist Party, made Italy extra-wary of asserting itself in the world.

"If anything, we've had to pull the players back a little bit because they wanted to do extra". Stubbs is wary of Stuart McCall's side, predicting "two really tough games", and his assessment of Rangers is that they have "definitely improved" and are "a lot more organised and disciplined".

The constituency that has been most wary of extra sign-up time has been the insurance industry.

He warned it would take "a bit of trial and error" so consumers needed to be wary about extra booking fees.