Sentence examples similar to wary of the development from inspiring English sources

He was wary of the new development, especially after combing through the plans in detail.

Mr. Daly and Mr. Peskin both rose to power in 2000, the height of the dot-com boom, when the city's liberal majority was growing wary of unchecked development and the widening income gap.

But Khus-Zarate and Tucker are wary of additional development at the site.

Throughout his life Mendelssohn was wary of the more radical musical developments undertaken by some of his contemporaries.

He is wary of modern development experts and addresses his staff in English rather than Urdu.

Londoners may be wary of skyscraper development getting out of hand and, as another part of Ipsos-MORI survey indicates, would like tall buildings contained within specific areas.

He also became increasingly wary of developments in the European Community.

Still writing for the American professional photography press and abreast of the latest developments, Morris is wary of the digital revolution in photo-journalism that has in the space of a few years largely replaced the mechanics and chemistry of traditional photography with pixels and memory cards.

Nevertheless, there are a number of reasons why supporters of international development policy should be wary of the announcement that Britain's aid budget will increase by 50% over four years to £11.5bn.

"We've always been a little wary of development here," said Mr. Sharp, his long graying beard brushing the top of his overalls as he tended to customers at C. L. Sharp & Sons Grocery and Hardware.

Yet some Chinese officials are wary of the potential impact of another phase of state-led industrial development.