Sentence examples for wary to avoid from inspiring English sources

The British government should be wary to avoid such uncertainty.

The birds were not, when released in the wild, wary enough to avoid devastating predation or to successfully forage for food.

For precisely this reason, Keisha had always been wary of Rodney and keen to avoid him — as much as that was possible in a place like Caldwell — on the principle that the last thing a drowning person needs is another drowning person clinging to her.

Democrats need to be wary of all of them, to avoid getting suckered in to nothing more than a political exercise which is meaningless for the people it is supposed to be helping.

Although trapping magpies may be challenging because these birds are extremely wary and quickly learn how to avoid traps, surveillance of juvenile birds might be useful.

They should be wary: banks may need to swerve to avoid a capital crisis; but slamming on the brakes entails dangers of its own.

"Some believe it is because large animals in Africa and south-east Asia learned to become wary of human beings and decided to avoid them at all costs.

Schwarz may have limited the orchestra's further improvement; surely the country's finest musicians, wary of the strife, are likely to avoid the orchestra.

This theme was also strongly portrayed in relation to tablet medication; some subjects were wary of taking tablets and preferred to avoid them.

I used to be wary of Page Six, and even tried to avoid being included at all costs.

Syrians keen to deepen American involvement are banking on the same mission creep that wary members of Mr Obama's administration want to avoid.