Sentence examples for time wary from inspiring English sources

The government, for its part, is taking things one step at a time, wary of the sensitive nature of the debate.

He has been down on the sector for some time, wary of sky-high valuations and the relentless competition driving down prices, which he expects to continue through this year.

Mackie notes that contemporary historians of that time, wary of the three royal successions during the long Wars of the Roses, considered Bosworth Field just another in a lengthy series of such battles.

A fraternity of carnies was back, kissing their families, spending their dollars and at the same time wary of being watched by those who stay behind, "the bad men".

As it turns out, she's a lot like her deceased mother — an ordinary person who is at times wary, hapless and annoying.

Spectacular shows were mounted this year, on a scale many thought impossible in our time of wary travelers and warier insurers, with equally eye-opening books in their wake.

And, of course, there is the so-called A.I.G. effect, where companies for a long time were wary of any ostentatious gatherings after that company's 2008 retreat.

At the same time, normally wary corporate leaders like James Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, are beginning to acknowledge that maybe, just maybe, new regulations are necessary.

Jenni's pelvis dropped during her last pregnancy and this has left her in a wheelchair most of the time, and wary of leaving the house.

Gregory Pence envisions an even larger market that would include people disappointed with the current array of assisted-reproduction technologies (which, after all, only succeed 25percentt of the time); heterosexuals wary of using the eggs or sperm of a stranger; and people "too sophisticated" to take a chance on the "lottery" of sexual reproduction with their husbands or wives.

Despite the warm reception to the buyback plan on Wednesday, investors have for some time been wary of BHP's future.