Sentence examples for unwary from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in a general election where the focus on Scotland is so strong, it may be tempting for the unwary to assume that the contests in the two countries can be framed interchangeably as nationalist versus Labour showdowns, with the Conservatives nowhere.

And, first time around, I hadn't really noticed the bizarre structure to the book; early on, the chronological mesh is rather daring, risking losing the unwary reader completely.

Thieves and ruffians preyed on the weak and unwary.

The fake book apparently simply culls some chunks of Wikipedia and pastes them into large type into a print-to-order book for the (extremely) unwary customer.

But by some reckonings, Morgan lost money on its dealings with Enron, while Citi came out ahead only because it dumped its exposure on to unwary customers.

Don't ask.The mess is not just unsightly; unwary trespassers can pick up E. Coli, or contract shigellosis and hepatitis, by dabbling in the babbling brook.

Casualties of "bad trips" usually recovered, with stark warnings for the unwary.

Indeed, the hyperbole surrounding many fledgling technologies, especially those in their early stages of development, can prove a costly distraction for the unwary.

The cars will have a top speed of just 25mph and a front end made of soft foam to cushion unwary pedestrians.

THE worst of the hazards travellers encounter in the mountainous rainforests of southern India is not the elephants, though they occasionally kill people; nor the creepy-crawlies, though the sudden appearance of a foot-long red-legged millipede can startle; nor the spiny-stemmed palms, though they shred unwary walkers' clothes.

Arbitrators were not amused, ruling that unwary consumers might confuse these sites with the trademark holders' own.Mr Froomkin believes that these are examples of ICANN's policy being poorly applied.