leery造句怎麼寫

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

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

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

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

Chinese cars do remain an unknown quantity to consumers, who were also once leery of the first cars imported from Japan - and later, from Mexico and South Korea.

But Jordan's pretty tired of getting mailed shoes from students who "want to get their foot in the door" and is a little leery of any gift of food.

They are always leery of foreigners.

Executives say they are leery of the proposed system.

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.

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

But despite the screen-time lavished on the cape-and-tights contingent, Hollywood has been somewhat leery of their fedora-ed forbears, those unfortunate masked vigilantes from before the Age of Lycra.

I'm as leery of certain polls as anyone.

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

Backers of the laser plan call those fears unwarranted and praise the technology as a windfall for a world increasingly leery of fossil fuels that produce greenhouse gases.

The government is leery of changing the current law.

Was leery of aggressive salespeople.

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