Sentence examples for wary response from inspiring English sources

However, the proposals met with a wary response from NGOs.

However, a major association of software makers offered a wary response to those pledges.

It was the typical wary response of smalltown barflies to having their local overrun by dozens of strangers from the mainland.

A mock promotional Web site for "Simple Jack," simplejackmovie.com — which features Mr. Stiller cavorting as a bucktoothed, kindhearted dolt — has drawn a wary response from some.

But in a period of T'Pau reunions and jokes about brick-sized mobile phones, the 1980s comparisons provoke an understandably wary response.

But Clitoraid's attempt to launch its clinic in Burkina Faso has had a wary response from local officials, and furious opposition from mainstream religious leaders in the country.

But one should be wary of the response to the News of the World scandal, especially in terms of how it affects press freedoms going forward.

NH: There is a pervasive, knee-jerk reaction to any criticism of video games that someone is going to 'take away my games.' Given the history of mainstream culture and, in particular, news media marginalizing games as pointless and gamers as socially inept teenagers, I sympathize with this wary and fearful response.

He added, "I would definitely be wary of any responses gained from this survey because there is no real way of telling why other people didn't respond and what sample of the overall group is actually represented in the responses".

Parties are political institutions; we should not be surprised that the answer tilts toward the 'political.' George Bishop et al.'s 1980 work, "Pseudo-Opinions on Political Affairs," (Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 44, No. 2) remains the best text for students and scholars of public opinion to be wary of survey responses as automatically substantive and meaningful.

Such results should make us wary of ascribing innate response preferences to certain brain regions that show consistent "category-specific" response preferences in most individuals, in that these may simply be the result of experience and task demands.