Sentence examples for issue wary from inspiring English sources

But Congress has taken few steps to address the issue, wary of impinging on free-speech protections.

Asked about whether he was indeed a Communist, he first sidesteps the issue, wary after all these years.

While the recommendations may seem obvious, it is nonetheless considered major progress for federal regulators, who have long skirted the issue, wary of the powerful food lobby.

These dreams are sometimes funny, sometimes frightening, often symbolic, and always engrossing, but one dream, from Ahmad Ali, a student, seems perfectly suited to the mood of the issue: wary but hopeful.

"Lawmakers in both parties are ducking the issue, wary of agitating older voters and their advocates in Washington, who have long targeted politicians who try to tamper with federal retirement benefits". The word "ducking" is straight out of the Pete Peterson playbook.

Her predecessors tiptoed around tough issues, wary of both offending the Chinese leadership and provoking the public.

Sana Mustafa, a Syrian who sought asylum in the U.S. in 2013 and has since become an activist on refugee issues, remained wary of the international community's ability to effect meaningful change.

The party has in effect become a new political entity, liberal on social issues but wary of much of modern life.

Unaware of the scope of Chapman's issues and wary of a potential suspension by Major League Baseball, the Dodgers stepped away from the negotiations.

Many of the women in the group had been diagnosed with depression or anxiety issues and as a result were wary of taking part in face-to-face groups outside of their home.

Along with security issues, donors are wary of widespread corruption and poor project governance.