Sentence examples for growing wariness from inspiring English sources

A Growing Wariness Written between 2002 and 2009, the assessments reflect a growing wariness on the part of Guantánamo analysts.

And it reflects governments' growing wariness toward the tech industry.

Sales slid this year because of the surcharge and growing wariness about trading with the country.

One is a growing wariness among creditors, following a corporate-bond failure this month (the first since the 1990s).

Meng's arrest comes amid a growing wariness in Canada over Huawei's increasingly outsized influence and presence in the country.

What might become of either inquiry is unclear, but together they testify to Europe's growing wariness of American global power.

The special grant follows a downturn in Amazon stock, which tumbled from its 52-week high of $113 last December to a 52-week low of $27.875 last Friday amid growing market wariness toward online businesses.

Mr. Ashcroft's impassioned appeals reflect concerns in the Justice Department about a growing bipartisan wariness in Congress about aspects of the law that some believe infringe on civil liberties.

But with India's growing economic importance, wariness of the shadow of colonization is waning and a recognition is growing that the country's art heritage should be reinvigorated.

A13 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 New York Senators Compete for the Limelight People close to both Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Charles E. Schumer say there is growing competition and wariness between the two, who share the same state, the same party, the same issues and the same passion for the limelight.

But mutual wariness is growing, thanks not least to China's hawkish army.The role in Chinese policymaking of the People's Liberation Army PLAA, which includes the navy and air force) is only dimly understood by outsiders.