Sentence examples for wary view from inspiring English sources

Palin takes a wary view of such science.

& Moscow took a wary view of the prospects.

Over time, though, officials appeared to take a more wary view, the documents suggest.

The global financial crisis prompted many companies to pull in their horns, hoard cash, trim costs, and take a wary view of large investments.

On Thursday, People's Daily, the Communist Party newspaper, ran an opinion article asking, "Does India's 'Look East Policy Mean Lookok to Encircle China'?" That wary view may well reflect China's reaction to the whole panoply of developments among its neighbors.

What's more, the movie's unquestioned panoply of sumptuous creature comforts and its blithely oblivious, even offensively wary view of less conspicuously prosperous New York neighborhoods suggest filmmakers who rarely set foot off Park Avenue.

Indicative, however, of the skeptical, or at least suspicious or wary, views that remain beneath the surface is the negotiating positions that players and management have held in individual contract negotiations this winter.

Less than 24 hours later, President Bush offered a warier view, and officials scrambled to quash the notion of real fissures opening in the new foreign policy team.

Washington has pushed Seoul to take a warier view of Chinese military developments, and the much debatednew South Korean naval base on Jeju Island will offer new missile defense and surveillance opportunities.

One reader who noticed was wary: "My view is that the readability of print should be paramount.

Our study also shows that many companies remain wary and view greater calls for transparency as a challenge to be managed rather than an opportunity to be traded upon.