Sentence examples for should be regarded warily from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one of Mr. Richard's lessons is that, while all businesses need capital to grow, outside investors should be regarded warily.

Forty years ago, even donors who were family members were regarded warily.

As a wealthy, white Republican from New Jersey's horse country, Mrs. Whitman has always been regarded warily by many minority leaders.

The commander of one brigade is Rashid al-Halafi, who is Shiite but is regarded warily by other Shiites because he held senior intelligence posts under Saddam Hussein.

The demonstrations appeared to reflect the influence of militant Islamist groups like the Al Nusra Front, which have been welcomed by some in the Syrian opposition for their brave fighting skills but are regarded warily by others.

Mr. Sharif enjoyed a good relationship with President Clinton when he was prime minister in the 1990s, but the former prime minister is regarded warily by Washington policy makers as being too close to conservative Islamic forces in Pakistan.

He took over Brazil's national team during a difficult qualifying campaign for the 2002 World Cup and was regarded warily by fans because of his reputation for building teams around hard work and tough, even thuggish, tackling.

Mr. Sharif, whose consistent hard line against Mr. Musharraf has been regarded warily by American officials, has pressed the Pakistan Peoples Party to restore the judiciary, a step he sees as vital for the eventual removal of Mr. Musharraf.

He enjoyed cordial relations with Yingluck after she took office following a landslide election victory in mid-2011 but is regarded warily by some Thaksin supporters.

Candidates who throw their hat in the ring with little chance of success, are regarded warily in Afghanistan, where the tall poppy syndrome (excuse the pun) is alive and well.

Nor should it be regarded as frightening.