Charles admits that CFOs tend to be a risk averse group, and even though the company has been around since 2001 in its original guise as a consulting firm, it has grown steadily and waited for the market to come to it.
As such, the equilibrium rates of reciprocation within betrayal-averse groups are expected to increase over time.
Of all the countries in the world, the UK is the most risk-averse group of people there is.
Lawmakers decided more than a decade ago — and this is a tax- and fee-averse group of people — to assess property insurance companies $15 million a year to finance these departments.
Similar deals with writers and actors soon followed, firming up a pattern in recent years under which the directors union, a normally strike-averse group, has set the contract-talks agenda, forcing others, happily or otherwise, to follow.
Phillips and Pohl (2012) used "economic profiling" to distinguish between risk-seeking and risk-averse lone wolves, while Phillips (2009) employed modern portfolio theory to show that that risk-averse terrorist groups should tend to exhibit a bias towards bombing and armed attack.
As all four of us are averse to group regimentation, we did not even think of a package tour.
Should you be averse to group travel, you can sign up for a program that offers little more than an escort to the general audience.
By contrast, a larger scale program to support living expenses as well as tuition for community college students would spook deficit-averse business groups.
Averse to joining groups, much less leading them, he immersed himself in books, music, and art.
"There's this idea that women are more affiliative, more peace loving, more pacifistic, which should then make women as a group gun averse".
