Sentence examples for an averse from inspiring English sources

But it does not always work out that way, as the examination of John P. Rupp, an industry lawyer called by the government as an averse witness, showed after he took the stand on Wednesday.

Mr. Brown had a reputation as a taskmaster averse to sharing glory, recognition or riches with his sidemen.

There is a way of defying a risk averse culture.

That may be a tough sell in a Congress averse to new spending and stricter regulation.

Note that a risk averse consumer is more likely to choose a cost cap tariff.

Queensland, a state usually averse to a suit, has seen an influx of them during the election campaign.

Few get out in a system averse to risks.

"Italian commerce has too long been run by a lobby averse to modernization".

I've always been a bit averse to being precious about writing.

But what could a government averse to "corporate welfare" actually do?

Consistently after that, Murray embarked on a career averse to purpose or planning.