Sentences with phrase «always leery»

I am always leery of using SLAW to mention the services or product of a particular company, but I have been impressed with the earnestness at which XMLaw focuses on delivering practical solutions for law firms in delivering Intranet solutions to their users using the SharePoint platform (I am currently attending a conference they are sponsoring in Boston for their [primarily) law firm customers; my positive comments on their company have nothing to do with the boat tour of Boston Harbour and the open bar they just sponsored...).

«You're always leery of folks coming and pulling multiple animals from your shelter if you don't know where they're going.»

«We're always leery of mangers with bad regulatory track records,» says Christopher Davis, an equity analyst with Morningstar.

I'm always leery when I see a company offering something for nothing.

The truth is, I've always heard such horror stories from other gals about how uncomfortable they are, so I was always leery about investing in such a shoe.

I am always leery of free testosterone reports that don't specify that it is a calculated free testosterone (cFT).

I am always leery of the the «everything is normal» response, so since hormonal hair loss is much more likely to be thyroid related, perhaps further investigation there could be helpful.

I am always leery of the «all in range» report.

I've yet to try black bean burgers because I'm always leery of the texture / flavour — but yours look and sound perfect!

I remember hearing about date paste years ago, but I was always leery of trying it because the method for making it sounded so... vague.

I'm always leery of telling people to keep anything other than dry goods for over a month but it should actually last about 3 months.

Not exact matches

But Roman Catholicism is a little leery of context, because context bespeaks local church, and local church is always in tension with universal church.»

I am very leery of organizations that always talk about the Holy Spirit.

The naysayers and the leery - eyed peasants of pompous proclivities will always surround the cupboard lain bare!

My family are total carnivores and I always am leery about making any vegetarian dish — but they loved it.

I've always been leery of the «cleanse» concept, but these look so delicious and healthy I'd love to taste them.

It was co-written with fellow sociologist W. Bradford Wilcox, a conservative and director of the National Marriage Project, whose «marriage is the answer to poverty» stance always makes me leery (because it isn't the answer and can just as often be the problem).

ID doesn't have * any * laws protecting breastfeeding mothers so I am always a little leery about bfing there because I wouldn't have the law on my side to back me up.

I have a small number of vintage pairs (from various sources), but much like yourself, am always a bit leery of wearing them for anything but the most special of events, as I want to help them last for as long as possible.

Now, everybody is always really leery of buying from these Asian merchants, but I have to say, everything I've ever ordered from Oasap looks pretty much like what I saw on the site.

I'm always a little leery of buying products from unknown brands overseas but glad this one turned out to be a good one!

Knowing now that you are «vertically challenged» height wise like myself I am not so leery of EF outfits which always seemed to look best on tall thin waif like creatures or else the frump factor was huge.

This site is perfect for those that are leery of the safety of online dating and the people that are always doubting whether or not to trust the profiles and photographs on other dating sites.

Always be leery of the woman who flaunts the goods for free.

You should always be leery of profiles with perfect pictures.

I have always been leery of dating sites, but you all have the most awesome.

The subject matter of Snowden is perfect for a director like Oliver Stone who has always been leery about the government.

I'm always a little leery when it comes to one of the Twilight actors busting out on their own, but with Abduction, I have good reason.

She admits that she has always been leery of value - added «but we rolled up our sleeves, acted in good faith and tried to make it work.»

In my mind ownership has always indicated I would have MY copy if I legally paid for it and I've always been leery of any cloud based content allowances for fear that the source would disappear at some point in the future.

Also, always be leery of products in fashionable or trendy markets.

You always should be on the lookout — it's better to be leery than to be sorry.

He has always been leery of men, but will bond quickly and become very protective with his person.

She has always been leery of visitors and strangers.

Always be a little leery of people who try to help you at ticket machines.

And, of course, counsel should always be leery of recommending to clients to «have a look around and see what you can find,» lest you wish to potentially become well acquainted with LAWPRO.

Some are also a bit leery of the Show's always - on camera.

And while we suppose the presence of Android 4.5 is possible, we're always a bit leery when we hear stabs at future Android version numbers, as they have a habit of being quite unpredictable.

It was co-written with fellow sociologist W. Bradford Wilcox, a conservative and director of the National Marriage Project, whose «marriage is the answer to poverty» stance always makes me leery (because it isn't the answer and can just as often be the problem).