Sentence examples for it was wary from inspiring English sources
They say eBay avoided fiddling with its auction model because it was wary of disrupting a long-profitable equilibrium between buyers and sellers.
Earlier, another possible bidder, Bertelsmann, said it was wary of new acquisitions.
People involved in the application suspect that the Obama administration delayed approval because it was wary of a political backlash.
Meanwhile, Farrar, Straus & Giroux was determined to publish Shloss's book, but it was wary of provoking a lawsuit; Shloss and her editor, Elisabeth Sifton, began making extensive cuts.
After high school, he wanted to go to Notre Dame, but it was wary of a 6-foot quarterback who weighed only 138 pounds.
Labour, aware of the populist appeal of English nationalism in some marginal seats, simply said it was wary of the idea of introducing two classes of MPs.
Though the clinic advertises its services, it is wary of unwelcome publicity.
The Romney campaign typically books its advertising time only a few days in advance because it is wary of tipping its hand to Democrats.
After Japan and Italy, Finland has the most rapidly ageing population among rich countries, so it is wary of adding to its debts.
China recognises that its growth will slow in the coming decades, and it is wary of falling into the "middle income country trap".
But why should it be wary?
