Sentence examples for wary of something from inspiring English sources

25 Everden et al 24 note that although 'some GPs may be wary of something which appears to give them more work', paramedics may be effectively trained in primary care; many GPs already have training qualifications and are familiar with the assessments and clinic experience fosters autonomous practice.

Nobody necessarily enjoys being injected with a needle, but becoming wary of something innocuous makes it worse for you.

Maybe Atkinson was wary of writing something that might be recognisably a family novel – too ordinary.

"I think we need to be wary of introducing something across the board, because it does take time to work out what the side effects are," says Sophie Corlett, director of external relations at Mind, a British mental-health organization.

Apple's lack of communication and hazy Terms of Service may cause the App Store to stagnate, as developers become wary of creating something truly innovative only to have it rejected.

The truth is, people are wary of 20-somethings who are married, stable, and simply don't want children yet.

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"I was wary of him -- something didn't feel right," Ms. Kendall wrote in an e-mail, culled from notes she took that night.

I have always been slightly wary of Gerard Manley Hopkins - something to do with his inscape and my not entirely happy memories of a Jesuit education.

But officials in this country are usually wary of predicting that something is likely to happen unless the idea has already attracted broad official support.

While I am always wary of claims to something being "the first" (other examples and precedents can nearly always be found, or prove more significant), there is a good claim for the Royal Society's Copley Medal as the first prize medal.