Sentence examples for wary of declining from inspiring English sources

In 1994 the owners, unhappy with escalating payrolls and wary of declining television revenues and the growing financial gap between large- and small-market clubs, proposed a new collective bargaining agreement that included a salary cap (a limit on a team's payroll), elimination of salary arbitration, and a revised free agency plan.

The baseball season opened, even as Trump, wary of protesters, declined to throw out a first pitch.

There are of course risks and in the current climate of declining development funding, donors might be wary of entering into these debates.

"Wary of spending cuts, declining living standards, and the social unrest they could cause, most of these regimes cracked down on rights activists and other critics," said the report.

But investors wary of more declines in stock markets and dismal economic figures showed a renewed interest in government debt, traditionally a haven during recessions.

Some analysts even saw the global downturn as an opportunity for India, making it more attractive for foreign investors wary of putting money into declining advanced industrial countries.

But other American cities, wary of Tyson's reputation, have declined to step forward.

Calabi said some Italian art owners were so wary of Italian regulations that they declined to lend their work to museums outside of Italy for fear that they could be subject to a ban – a phenomenon he said affected the Guggenheim's Italian Futurism exhibition last year.

Wary of being disappointed twice, Mr. Lloyd declined to participate in Welles's next project, "Citizen Kane," but rebounded with the title role in "Saboteur" (which is being shown by Film Forum on a double bill with this documentary).

Americans still think they deserve huge investment returns but are wary of stocks after the big decline.

On the other hand, investors should be wary of issues that may be in decline and in danger of being closed or merged with another fund.