The Tournament of Roses and U.C.L.A. have been supportive, but are also wary that their concerns are met.
(Motorola semiconductor executives were also wary; they were concerned about Chinese semiconductor companies learning their methods and becoming competitors).
Investors have been wary of safety concerns for these products, and the stock is lower by about 1%.
With the higher prices, wary consumers are "concerned that their own investment will be wiped out in a few years because the batteries may not last," Businessweek reported.
William Blagg, then the United States attorney for the Western District of Texas, the place where Botsford had taken his information about Perry in the late 1990s, said in an interview that he was concerned—"wary," in Blagg's words that Botsford's efforts to instigate a criminal investigation of Perry were done to affect the outcome of a state election.
But even Anbar, an overwhelmingly Sunni Arab region in western Iraq, has been of concern to wary Iraqi officials in Baghdad.
The skeptics are supported by constituents wary of science and concerned about the economic impacts of stronger regulation.
Contrary to the initial concerns of wary neighbors, Germany did not turn inward or resuscitate threatening ambitions in the aftermath of reunification.
Elizabeth A. Johnson, an expert in DNA testing in California, said everyone in the criminal justice system should be wary of accepting reports concerning DNA evidence without testing their conclusions.
Carbon credits can seem like an attractive opportunity for investors or anyone who wants to offset their carbon footprint, but the Financial Services Authority says people should be wary, and it is concerned that an increasing number of firms are using "dubious, high-pressure sales tactics and targeting vulnerable consumers".
