Sentence examples for prompted wariness from inspiring English sources
The company's reluctance to share its results or display its devices has prompted wariness among some physicians and medical officials.
What prompts my wariness about intervention is the cost in money and lives, the uncertainty about consequences, the sheer number of threats we face and the egregious experiences we have had in a variety of cases, such as Syria, Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Perhaps our wariness is prompted by the thought that the blasting, according to Times, would be a part of AEC's so-called Plowshare Program.
But the cabinet members' messages on intractable problems prompted considerable skepticism and wariness among traditional American allies from Western Europe to Latin American.
The province's laws were duly changed.The political background to these moves is no secret: a general wariness of Islam prompted not only by the September 2001 terrorist attacks, but also by NATO's war against the Taliban in Afghanistan, in which scores of Canadian soldiers have died.
Yet stubbornly high inflation and debt, and a hankering for lost Russian markets, prompt a certain wariness in Hungary over European integration.
By the third round, wariness and weariness had set in and the pace slowed, prompting grappling and lighter jabs over the go-for-broke efforts of the previous rounds.
But advisers encourage wariness, too.
House Republicans, too, expressed wariness.
