wary

• “She sat in the chair opposite from him, her expression wary.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tempted by Your Touch

• “He stopped and slowly turned, his expression wary.”

  Simon & Schuster: Lake News

• “— And Celebrating A dispatch from Beijing: After the Peace Prize, China's democracy activists remain wary and watched.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Under Surveillance

• “Washington should remain wary of attempts by Correa's regional allies to inflame the situation.”

  The Huffington Post: Joel D. Hirst: Ecuador's Coup That Wasn't

• “Warren Buffett praised the U.S. government Tuesday for its efforts to heal the economy, but the influential investor said he expects a slow recovery as consumers remain wary of spending.”

  POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: September 16, 2009

• “Yet some governments remain wary that such investment will lead to the 'development trap': a flood of cash that results in heightened corruption and largesse without building indigenous capacity, knowledge, management skills, or that allows movement up the global economic value chain.”

  The Huffington Post: StephenGoldsmith: FDI with Chinese Characteristics

• “As Connecticut voters remain wary of Sen. Chris Dodd, one state Democrat is openly suggesting the five-term senator abandon his re-election bid 'for the good of the party.”

  Connecticut Dem says time for Dodd to go

• “(CNN) - As Connecticut voters remain wary of Sen. Chris Dodd, one state Democrat is openly suggesting the five-term senator abandon his re-election bid "for the good of the party.”

  Connecticut Dem says time for Dodd to go

• “In particular, reducing rating over-reliance will require finding appropriate replacements, and it will be important that the authorities remain wary of unintended adverse consequences.”

  The Guardian: IMF urges credit rating agencies to provide greater clarity

• “Still, some economists remain wary about the potential for action at Thursday's meeting.”

  The Wall Street Journal: BOE Weighs Conflicting Messages

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