1.   One does not cry wolf with panic buttons.

2.   Treasurers suffer the erm, the occupational hazard that they always, to some extent, have to cry wolf.

3.   And although it seems more sensible than others I have tried, it is easily fooled and cries wolf too often.

4.   After days of shouting that this debate might be the decisive moment in the campaign, the commentators seemed like the little boy who cried wolf.

5.   But he instead made what may be the biggest verbal blunder since a boy cried wolf.

6.   But now she has become a painful example of what can happen to a person who is labeled as having cried wolf.

7.   But there is also the story of the boy who cried wolf.

8.   But the system has been desensitized to avoid crying wolf and often does not sound early enough.

9.   But, as sales have improved there has been little evidence that they were not just crying wolf.

10.   Conversely, if something that is oversold fails to deliver the goods, people will remember that the next time you cry wolf.