Sentence examples for and averse from inspiring English sources

Democracies are inventive and averse to entitlement.

She was passive, dependent, and averse to risk.

DAD is sedentary, miserly and averse to washing.

Bank of Madura's employees are poorly skilled and averse to change.

On the whole the party, like Japan itself, is conservative and averse to change.

Here, young people are powerfully swayed by and averse to marketing at the same time.

They're risk and loss averse and content to avoid danger and certainly the prospect of stress and failure.

Lynch is a calm and friendly guy, and not averse to flattery as some artists are.

The Chinese, defensive and protective, are culturally and institutionally averse to ideas that buck against convention.

Some children were considered quiet, whilst others were inquisitive and less risk averse and so required more attention.

The U.N. Security Council has as usual been timid and risk averse.