Sentence examples for wary because of from inspiring English sources

Foreign investors are still wary because of the unresolved political situation.

Many Muslims here are wary because of the attention from reporters since Sept. 11.

But some engineers are wary because of their experience with the other, older technology that seemed promising, antilock brakes.

The technology is very reliable and is used in most consumer printers, but the researchers were wary because of the heat produced.

But T. Bondurant French, a partner at Brinson Partners, an institutional money management firm in Chicago, said he was wary because of the generational upheaval roiling the business.

At first, Sherman was wary because of her boyfriend Robert Longo's experience with "Johnny Mnemonic," the disastrous multimillion-dollar cyber-epic.

The bank was more wary because some of the investors in the CDOs would be pension funds and endowments, not just hedge funds, the book says.

He has said the stock market's increase has led to a ballooning of 401(k) and other retirement accounts, a connection that has made some aides wary because many of his supporters don't hold such investments.

Still, the WHO and other officials remain wary because the nature of this outbreak has been one of unpredictable surges and declines.

Perhaps he's wary because the iconography of the band came to transcend the music.

The film was shot in part using an original early-1900s hand-crank camera, which Thiérrée was wary of because of the connection to his grandfather's films.