Sentence examples for adverse to making from inspiring English sources

In his first interview after being appointed health minister in May, Mr Poots told the BBC that he was not adverse to making big changes and that he was the man for the job.

I've never been adverse to making a profit, cutting corners, making money.

If you're only testing two players per side post-match and it would take two adverse findings to make an anti-doping violation for the team, you've got to be really lucky to get the right two".

However, it has not been shown analytically that to what extent satisfied links are more stable than adverse ones to make cooperation gain a foothold.

Conceivably, this could contribute to making adverse effects more likely in female viewers.

Given that technology has the power of shaping the world, scientists and engineers who are in the forefront of technological development have the moral obligation to be vigilant of any adverse consequences and to make efforts in disseminating proper knowledge to the general public.

In exchange for also agreeing not to make adverse comment, the two Richmond households received $25,000 each, Roger Richmond recalls.

An F.D.A. spokeswoman, Shelly Burgess, said it was "going through a series of steps" to develop a way to make adverse reports about supplements publicly available.

Steven Mister, the president of the Council for Responsible Nutrition, a trade group that represents supplement makers, said the F.D.A. had the authority to make adverse event reports public in a place like a Web site.

It appears that the commission has then used this rationale to make adverse findings against the commonwealth, as somehow being responsible for the actions of state or territory governments, without due regard for the allocation of responsibilities under the constitution between the commonwealth and the states and territories.

"The label would simply convey to the consumer the known adverse health impacts necessary to make an informed choice," Monning told the committee, noting the label would warn that sugary drinks contribute to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.