Sentence examples similar to was made wary from inspiring English sources

Introductions are made, wary sniffs exchanged.

Investors, meanwhile, have been made wary of new-age companies, especially ones that are fond of complex, off-balance-sheet financial vehicles, as Cendant is.

Republican evangelicals were made wary when the front-runner revealed a more liberal side to his social views.

People interviewed this evening, before the official announcement was made, were wary of speaking of his death.

The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, said yesterday that it was not surprising that a weaker economy was making bankers wary about lending, but he urged them not to carry such caution to excess.

It's made me wary of writing, and less likely to comment below the line.

Facebook purports to be a place for human connectivity, but it's made us more wary of real human confrontation.

But utilities say uncertainty about rate regulation is making them wary of investing in new technologies.

"It's the big uncertainty that is making investors wary," said Steve Hwang, a director at Macquarie IMM Investment in Seoul.

The economic crisis and climate change may be making regulators wary of implementing more regulation, for fear of increasing the burden on industry.

In the past few weeks gilt yields have been rising relative to the cost of borrowing of the German government, too (see chart).Several things are making investors wary of British assets.