Sentence examples for wary of undertaking from inspiring English sources

All plans for him to sing the part came to nothing because he was wary of undertaking such a strenuous role.

After the stern penalties and reprimands meted out to ministers, officials and technicials over the Chernobyl matter, the diplomats thought, industrial managers might be wary of undertaking independent experiments, even if the potential repercussions were nowhere near those of Chernobyl.

"Because these tools allow one to regulate diabetes better, I think physicians are less wary of people undertaking these sorts of activities," said Dr. Howard Wolpert, director of the insulin pump program at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.

But in truth he has positioned himself nicely within a political sweet spot, one where Americans are loath to see their country relinquish its premier global position but wary of unnecessary wars undertaken on wispy rationales.

Many states are wary of losing sovereignty or undertaking expensive obligations.

Then I needed sponsorship for a work visa, something my employer had never undertaken and was wary of.

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

As an adult she remained wary of intellectual life and was unsure about undertaking the task of editorship without a university degree.

Banks and other companies are increasingly wary of lending to start-up businesses, companies undertaking leveraged buyouts and other leveraged enterprises.

The US Congress, where some lawmakers are as wary of the pact as hardliners are in Iran, is undertaking its own review of the text.

Many have military bases in their districts and may be wary of attacking the Pentagon on Vieques when the military is undertaking base closings.