Sentence examples for wary pace from inspiring English sources

This proved particularly true of those riders entrusted with the rising stars, the big novice races over both hurdles and fences being run at a wary pace.

Just be wary of pacing as this tends to distract from the content.

The move by the president has been met with support by Iranian legislators although factions have become wary at the pace of developments.

Some want to damage the Lib Dems, others are wary of the pace of reform while others simply object to the idea of a mainly elected second chamber.

The chancellor will be wary of slowing the pace of welfare cuts in light of his fiscal consolidation commitment.

That, in turn, will hinge on what labour market indicators are being followed most closely.Certainly the unemployment rate suggests the Fed should now be warier of the current pace of hiring than it was of a similar pace two years ago.

Hollande has short legs, so he is never going to master a languorous stride, and, come his first summit, he should be wary of trying to keep pace with the amble of President Obama; if you're Phil Silvers, you don't want to hop along next to Gary Cooper.

Stirring only every half-decade or so, Massive Attack tend to move at their own pace: unhurried, deliberate, wary.

But as this evolution gathers pace, some are wary of selling out, of abandoning their roots for international influences.

"Even if you don't score, what that does to the opposition is put them on the back foot; they're always wary of him because of his pace and his power.

John Mack was wary, given what he perceived as the glacial pace of Japanese dealmaking.