Sentence examples for strongly wary from inspiring English sources

His views by then had become more mainstream and he had renounced his earlier admiration of Fidel Castro, but he remained strongly wary of American intentions.

With Arab public opinion running strongly against American action, Arab leaders are wary of further inflaming public sentiment, and perhaps seeing it directed at themselves.

For those wary about the pork – aid workers strongly advise abstaining from eating it – Tacloban is flush with canned tuna, canned sausages, canned corn and white bread.

I tend to be wary of the military toolbox, and I strongly opposed the Iraq war and the Afghan "surge".

Some Tajiks remain strongly opposed to the monarchy's restoration and are wary of the former king's return.

Dyson, which claims to sell a vacuum cleaner every 30 seconds in Britain, has a long history of strongly defending its intellectual property as firms become more wary of imitators.

This theme was also strongly portrayed in relation to tablet medication; some subjects were wary of taking tablets and preferred to avoid them.

Because of the strongly conservative politics of the Catholic Family's founders, some church officials were wary of the network.

They believed strongly in individual change, personal conversion of the heart, and consequently they remained wary of social movements, political involvement and institutional reforms.

Senior UN officials, some of whom were strongly opposed to the creation of the brigade but now judge it a success, are deeply wary of the UN taking on a similar role in other conflicts.

But obstetricians have become increasingly wary of signing with home-birth midwives since the Congress of Obstetricians put out its strongly negative statement in 2008, the midwives said.