Sentence examples for wary target from inspiring English sources

It was about us saying: 'We want you to give us permission to tell this story, and we want you to tell it with us.'" It sounds a lot like the movie itself, only with Disney as the wary target rather than the eager suitor.

While Soeharto was wary of Target's competition from Wal-Mart and its exposure to consumer credit, Veaco felt that the company's strategy and long-term prospects were still strong, despite a temporary hiccup.

Early attempts at inhibiting its post-translational modification using peptidomimetics were successful in cell culture but failed spectacularly in clinical trials, making industry wary of targeting this critical oncoprotein.

That is why is is wary of decarbonisation targets, and taking carbon out of the electricity generation process.

[David Ignatius, 12/06/09] Green Movement wary of sanctions targeting Iranian people.

Second Life is (according to some) a hip and trendy place from which to target brand wary members of Generation Y; Scion in return trades on this perception in continuing to build a position statement for the Scion Brand.

One negative side-effect from the way they have achieved this is that it is not only opponents who fear the Potters: transfer targets seem wary, too.

But he said the reports of spying on world leaders, while distressing to the eavesdroppers because it will make their targets more wary, contained no surprises.

However, policymakers should be wary of overambitious implementation targets: in the rush for implementation the government has ignored its current administrative constraints and gone for nationwide scale up which will likely result in failure.

She recognizes that she is an inspiration for many young women, and a target for many wary men.

He said he was wary about adopting a decarbonisation target because he did not want to take that decision before seeing whether carbon capture and storage can be made to work successfully.