Sentence examples similar to averse mentality from inspiring English sources
I think Reeve is right that there's a huge risk-averse mentality; part of it is a fear of litigation, and part of it is institutions and investigators who don't want to be associated with failures.
But the risk-averse mentality of the Bureau of Diplomatic Security had reached a logical extreme in Iraq.
As investors around the world during this deepening recession become increasingly risk averse and continue their "flight-to-safety" mentality, the dollar should continue to benefit.
When asked in 2007 to explain how a coach who had committed to a running game with the Brumbies and Australia was organising the back division of the risk-averse Springboks, he pointed out the South African mentality was different and his job was to embrace and enhance it.
But the effort to encourage competition is a welcome signal in a country with a corporate mentality that dates to the guilds of the Middle Ages and is averse to change.
It is a bumper crop of risk-averse imitation that many feel is the inevitable result of the increasingly buttoned-down, bottom-line mentality that has taken hold in the movie industry in recent years.
Sometimes people are averse".
Banks, however, are less averse.
They are averse to cheating.
