Sentence examples for averse from from inspiring English sources

"Between you and me," he smugly admits to Jenkins, "I am by no means averse from issuing orders".

On top of it all, he was a Berliner… In trying to create an image, he wasn't averse from talking about the many girls he had been to bed with, among them a famous actress.

The variable was dichotomized to differentiate those who were completely risk averse from those who will take at least some risk.

This year, with a huge cast of the script-averse from the UK and north America, it's 50 hours long, set in 1977 New York, and its characters include David Bowie, Carrie Fisher and Hunter S Thompson.

Though Asia continues to be quite conservative and risk averse, design from the various regions is blending.

PBSAs tend to attract more risk-averse students from the Far East, who want predictability.

And by the way, we don't prohibit elderly, infertile or just plain procreation-averse couples from marrying.

The sub-prime mortgage market has almost disappeared as lenders become increasingly risk-averse, figures from Moneyfacts showed today.

Penalties for violating U.S. sanctions are so stern as to discourage most international banks, which are generally risk-averse anyway, from engaging in humanitarian trade.

The resolutions had been particularly successful through their indirect consequences, explained Dagan, by stigmatizing Iranian businesses and discouraging risk-averse Europeans from being connected with Iran.

The seaside town is playing host to the annual World Beard and Moustache Championships, which will see up to 300 shaving-averse men from across the globe battle it out for the title.