wary örnekleri

• Both studied cervids are wary, secretive and solitary animals.

• The military is wary of the religious public infringing on its turf.

• Although we are wary of the term "emergence," it crops up in the titles of two commentaries and in the text of a third.

• Meanwhile, future modeling work should fully exploit the richness of reading eye movements and be wary of the limitations of aggregated data.

• Currently, decision makers may be wary of cost-effectiveness data or economic modeling presented by the pharmaceutical industry in support of new products.

• Historians of ideas are wary about the concept of diffusion, especially of diffusion across national borders.

• He is wary of drawing any large conclusions from what he informs the reader has been twenty years of collecting seasonal artefacts and information.

• They were generally wary of the emotive language of nationhood, emphasizing instead the importance of democratic, liberal, and civic values based on reason.

• The electoral culture inherited by the revolutionaries made no provision for declared candidates and contemporaries were equally wary of canvassing for votes.

• Also, a more rounded view of privacy would also be wary of assuming that surveillance necessarily leads to totalitarian systems of control.

• People with assets to lose were wary about moving too many of them on to the newly occupied areas.

• These citizens are also extremely wary of truly contested discussions, those that both admit and seriously examine different viewpoints.

• Communities become wary of the stranger in a crime-ridden society and non-state policing is the method chosen by many for securing exclusion.

• Sequence stratigraphy is a discipline swamped in terminology, making many wary.

• One should be wary, in other words, of equating intentions with causes.