Sentence examples for wary of changing from inspiring English sources

In his testimony, Mr. Mueller provided more details about why national security officials were wary of changing the system.

Though the outburst revived rumors that Mr. Rakhimov was on his way out, the global financial crisis made the Kremlin wary of changing leaders.

Some researchers reject the technique because they are wary of changing the way they work or of ceding control to computer programmers.

Still, wary of changing routines too fast, Hillman has worked around the edges, joking with players and blending in where possible.

My experience of being on the committee suggests that members would be extremely wary of changing rates on such a politically charged day.

The rationale probably has to do with Purcell v Gonzalez, a 2006 case in which the Court decided that courts should be wary of changing voting rules too close to an election.

Hiring the wrong person is an expensive mistake, so understandably recruiters are wary of applicants who seem to have a habit of changing jobs.

Given the huge stakes for any potential new drug, Vandebelt understands why people are wary of making changes, such as changing how data is collected for a clinical trial.

But the Pentagon is wary of any measure changing the chain of command, the backbone of military discipline and effectiveness, and Gillibrand's effort was defeated in June.

If you take Mr. Armstrong's recent festival rant at face value, he's no better than any old rockist fronting a legacy band, wary of the world changing around him, with the additional blind spot of not acknowledging that he himself is part of the universe he so thoroughly derides.

Decades of science-fiction have taught us to be wary of robotics, and changing industries have only made us more keenly in-tune with those fears.