Sentence examples for treated warily from inspiring English sources

He had been treated warily in the West.

Manto makes us rethink what we imagine Pakistan to be, and has been treated warily by the state.

Unions like the Teamsters are visible in New York's marches, but their offers of financial support are treated warily.

Until recently, when computer science students completed their long Ph.D. training and stepped into daylight, they were treated warily by industry employers.

Its proposals are being treated warily by the conservationists who are harrying the conventional offshore salmon farming industry over its impact on the marine environment.

For instance, the drug digoxin has been treated warily by clinicians for the past 20 years following a slew of observational studies that concluded that it increased mortality.

Because the biology of ME/CFS remains mysterious — because it exists in a gray area that our mechanistic, muscle-through-it culture treats warily — study of the disease has languished.

Clearly, there can be strong pressures or motivations to affiliate with one's group and to distrust, treat warily or actively dislike other groups.

Listing Cisco, GE Healthcare and IBM as large American corporates that have brought jobs to the UK, the person said that calls for greater powers for governments to intervene should be treated very warily unless there was a truly "asymmetric" relationship - for example a closed economy attempting to buy up UK intellectual property with no reciprocal arrangements.

In the street no one talked about anything else, and mothers prepared to welcome their children living in the North, but the official media treated it warily.

Almost as if he's too pensive to commit without question to the brutal game, and so is treated as warily by the game itself.