Sentence examples for highly wary from inspiring English sources

They acknowledge that the overwhelming number of Labour MPs are highly wary of military action in the light of the party's experience over Iraq.

Osborne is said to be highly wary of the home secretary – she was the only potential leadership candidate not invited by the chancellor's close ally Michael Gove to meet Jeb Bush during his recent visit to London.

Many of the hardline Tory Brexiters were highly wary when she first moved into Number 10 because she had been a Remainer, albeit a near-invisible one, during the referendum campaign.

In the summer of 2010, with the Chinese public still highly wary of domestic baby formula products, Yashili made a strategic decision to start sourcing 100 percent of the raw milk powder used in its formula from overseas suppliers, mainly in New Zealand.

Ravens are highly wary around novel carrion sites and, in North America, have been recorded waiting for the presence of American crows and blue jays before approaching to eat.

But the central bank, the People's Bank of China, which oversees the foreign reserves, has been extremely wary of deploying that money directly as highly visible investments in troubled economies.

The Pacific pond turtle is a highly aquatic, wary reptile.

His wife, evidently highly reasonable, is wary of the White House.

This political capture produces one of the great offshore paradoxes: these zones of ultra-freedom are often highly repressive places, wary of scrutiny and intolerant of criticism.

Its authors acknowledge that they have merely scratched the surface, because their subjects are highly mobile and wary of the authorities.

That means you should be wary of highly customizable vehicles like Smart's tiny Fortwo Cabriolet.