leery of

He has no credibility. We have to be leery of his proposal.

I would be very leery of any companies that are exporting raw materials into China to build up this real estate bubble.

Be very leery of the results of any performance measurement that does not involve a realistic program load over a long period of time.

Employers might be leery of hiring candidates with a history of job-hopping due to recruiting and training expenses.

Nixon has instituted many reforms over the last three years, and he's leery of focusing too much on paddling as a "fix-all. "

I'm not as confident those graphs are going to hold up for fields besides computer science, so I'd be leery of betting on a date.

I tend to be a bit leery of those cut-rate commodities that flood the racks at sale time.

Such systems have been around since the late 1990s but many motorists remain leery of relinquishing control to a computer.

With nerves still jangling in Europe, the region's central bankers are leery of appearing to be forced sellers.

A number of researchers, as well as parents of autistic people, are leery of too much emphasis on autistic strengths.

Lenders will be leery of high risk investments for the next couple of years.

Obama was leery of appearing to shoulder responsibility for problems before he had any real authority to fix them.

When he went on vacation, the old boss was leery of putting his son in charge because the young man was temperamental and inexperienced.

Leery of this unstable, clingy woman, Ms Homes agrees to speak only on the telephone.

Q: Is there any concern that Iranians generally will be leery of engagement with the United States?

Despite the power of placebos, many conventional doctors are leery of prescribing them.

Harris's small-stock analyst is leery of the group, feeling it has become expensive, Harris's Mr. Ablin says.

That helps keep them hidden from the public eye by companies leery of publicizing breaches in corporate security.

The changes are a significant move for a bureaucracy that is leery of outside cultural influences and competition from foreign films.

Musicians and labels once leery of making songs available digitally for games are now embracing the opportunity.

But despite its private enthusiasm for irradiation, the food industry is leery of embracing the technology in public.

It's that knowledge of the long-term fundamentals that make so many of us so leery of the current cyclical bull market.

Sage is equally leery of the phones themselves: "I have one for emergencies, but I don't use it, " she says.

Despite the recent sprint in share prices, investors remain leery of the stock market.

All sitting presidents are rightly leery of giving their predecessors a chance to interfere in foreign policy.

Marketers tend to overdo things, which makes people sick of them, leery of their methods and message.

I'm really leery of any aspect of 'foreign aid', I think it all mainly goes to buy tanks and guns and stuff.

I have deleted all my files (I think) but am leery of having some of my personal info still retrievable.

Most IT departments are leery of allowing associates free reign to download software to their computers.

When gravity shouted us apart like wounded angels leery of mortality?

I'm a little leery of this affair.

Automakers are leery of the idea, arguing it could damage some vehicles, and the EPA hasn't said how it will respond.

City leaders are leery of discouraging car sales.

Voters did seem leery of angering Beijing.

Geely's bid, however, has apparently been pre-rejected by GM CEO Fritz Henderson, who is said to be leery of Chinese competition.

Many developers are leery of reflection (and the DLR) because of performance concerns.

I' m as leery of certain polls as anyone.

I understand that they can't credit a sale right away because of returns, but I've become very leery of rebates.

Traditionally, many economists have been leery of prolonged unemployment benefits because they can reduce the incentive to seek work.