“wary of”造句，怎么用wary of造句

Be wary of it unless you control the market.

But you need to be wary of reckless action.

Be wary of using the TV or other electronic devices as part of your bedtime ritual.

Others were wary of the outpouring of emotion at the singer's death.

To hide the truth: These are the lies that you need to be wary of.

Many are wary of capital inflows, having been hit by their reversal in the past.

Firms are already wary of long-term investments given slow growth.

Institutional investors, wary of being stuck in an illiquid part of the market, are increasingly following them.

In boiler outage for a long time, should be very wary of the furnace body external corrosion remaining problems.

But this time, it's not about being an easy target for pick-pockets (although do be wary of them too).

For people wary of abstract theorizing, it's nice to see people investigating morality in ways that are concrete and empirical.

Investors are wary of lending to Banks for even a few months, because of the risk that they may go bust or run out of cash.

Some firms, including Mitsubishi and Mitsui, are expected to have to write off portions of recent investments, making them wary of new deals.

Despite diplomatic support for the NATO campaign, most Gulf countries remain wary of advertising the benefits of regime change to browbeaten populations.

The acquisition of sophisticated weapons indicates two things: First, that Southeast Asian nations are more wary of each other than fraternal declarations at ASEAN meetings suggest.

People should be wary of ceding the power to make that judgment, even to a court that thinks hard about it and backs the underdog.

India's post office sells 24-carat gold COINS, as small as 0.5 grams, to savers wary of fiat currencies or mutual funds.

Robbed of their dignity and sense of self-worth, many-even some of those who have made it to the very top-remain hypersensitive and acutely wary of the white man.

At times they needed to defend their land and be wary of attacks from wild animals, such as wolves and bears. Mosquito bites caused severe reactions of swelling and itchiness.

It may be tempting to swipe off that smudged eyeliner in the middle of your day, but be wary of hand-to-eye contact as it's another way to spread germs.

The attempt to elevate Mr Gul to the powerful presidency had prompted millions of pro-secular Turks, wary of Mr Gul's earlier flirtation with political Islam, to take to the streets.

I look for setups from 2 am EST till 6 am EST, if you are late and missed any 100+ movements during this time be wary of trading as it will probably range until the US open.

The strengthening euro might be a good bet for financial traders, but gamblers should be wary of chancing their luck-mathematicians say the new COINS favor heads over tails.

She was wary of strangers.

We should be wary of such influences.

When you think about measures, be wary of target Numbers.

China will be wary of big acquisitions of foreign Banks and insurers in 2011.

If the past year has taught us anything, it is to be wary of outsize claims.

That's a godsend for marketers wary of the sometimes unreliable results of focus groups and other field testing.

But now sponsors and advertisers are growing wary of association with a sport riven with drug abuse.

And although he says he remains proud of Fidel, describing him as "one of the most important people of last century," he seems wary of Cuba's future.

Here's the launch of the Russian Soyuz rocket this past Monday, from snowy Kazakhstan. And to think, we're wary of driving cars in the snow.

Forums with a special interest - like Startrek or dog training - are fairly harmless but be wary of friendships made on general chat sites.

That's natural - you are wary of slick advertising techniques and you would rather focus on great writing and being sincere and real.

That's the risk, but what Liverpool and England showed is that judicious use of the centre-forwards—pulling wide into the space behind the full-backs—can make them wary of advancing too far.

He added that he thought many drivers would fail the licensing process and that he was wary of the GPS tracking devices the new law says must be installed on their vehicles as a safety measure.

Amazed by The Woman Warrior in my 20s, and disappointed by the new book, I was wary of our meeting, fearing silence and embarrassment. But Kingston's sincerity is apparent and disarming.

Egypt's stumbling military government is wary of encouraging such hopes.

Several thousand years later, we are more wary of the enchantments of beauty.

At the end of the cold war America was beset by economic anxieties and wary of military power.

Other technologists have steered clear of actual media businesses, seeing themselves as renters of systems and third-party facilitators, often deeply wary of any involvement with content.

Though David Cameron's government is wary of revisiting old rows over Europe, ministers know that the "golden opportunity" thesis is mainstream Tory thinking.

As a rule, Chris says he is wary of roofs over 60 feet high, and suggests that the costs of working at such heights would start to look as stupid as the paint itself.

He was wary of telling state secrets.

If you are wary of opening up to people, you may appear cold.

The foul beasts will dangle nectar and lure the meek into the depths. Remain wary of the frailty of men. Their wills are weak, minds young.

Governments could reopen the market by guaranteeing bonds issued by Banks, but they are wary of putting their own public finances at risk; this was the path that led to Ireland's ruin.

Mr Lukashenka has often outmanoeuvred his Russian sponsors, who are wary of losing Belarus to the West.

They should be particularly wary of doing so now.

While many dieters are wary of a "big splurge" like a cup of ice cream or a slice of pizza, an extra 400 or 500 calories – occasionally – won't throw your weight loss efforts off course.