Sentence examples for more wary when from inspiring English sources

He said professional traders become more wary when prices are changing rapidly for no fundamental reason.

And they were more wary when two players from the same country faced each other.

Having tasted each other's fury, combatants are usually more wary when they meet again.

But we should be more wary when sorting imps from trolls from monsters.

Southpaw Collazo much more wary, stalking, and when he does commit he is hit on the counter.

"It gives us all the more reason to be wary when something like this happens," he said.

Possibly, on the one hand bus drivers should be more vigilant when approaching areas with large numbers of vulnerable road users (e.g., the city of Copenhagen with large shares of cyclists), and on the other hand the vulnerable road users should be more wary of the dangers when maneuvering around buses.

If the Republicans truly want to consider themselves the party of Lincoln, then they might consider being more wary of what happens when a white sore loser gets his hand on a gun.

What has changed is that users say they are more wary of posting private information — especially when contemplating a job hunt, a college application or a budding romance.

When investors grow more wary of the tech and financial sectors the VIX will once again push upward, but as long as the Federal Reserve keeps benchmark interest rates at historic lows don't expect the financials to be the catalyst for a volatility spike.

But it ought to make us a lot more wary about everything we see and hear when powerful states decide to pursue "vital interests".