Sentence examples for averse neither from inspiring English sources
Mélisse isn't precisely old-fashioned — chef Josiah Citrin is averse neither to spot prawns with celtuce nor Wagyu beef tartare, and modern Japanese touches have crept into his otherwise French cuisine — but the restaurant is furnished with the impressive flower arrangements and ironed tablecloths, foie gras torchons and caviar eggs that have become nearly extinct elsewhere in town.
On the contrary: they prove that HBO is neither averse to unlocking its programming for unlimited online streaming(if the price is right) nor resistant to teaming up with smaller content providers to air its shows.
With the goalposts lurching drunkenly in the gales and neither side averse to adding a few fresh chapters to this fixture's tempestuous recent history, Leicester had their forwards to thank for establishing a platform which, despite the odd wobble, proved sufficiently stable to gain due reward for perhaps their best performance of the season.
This uncovers one assumption of the measurement in terms of (fair) betting ratios: the ideal doxastic agent is assumed to be neither risk averse nor risk prone.
These may provide a risk-averse policy, which proposes a neither high nor low entrepreneurship rate in the country.
If we assume that you are neither risk seeking nor risk averse, and that the gambles are denominated in some currency such that your utility is linear in that currency, then your attitude about the contingencies can be read off your attitude about gambles in a straightforward way.
Today's world of huge-budget gaming is surely too risk averse for a large-scale project that is neither a licensed property nor a potential "next big thing".
Neither he nor his men are averse to changing their approach if the circumstances demand it.
Neither would be a comfortable choice for the risk-averse Mr Hollande, so he may turn to a trusted friend, such as Jean-Yves Le Drian at defence or even keep Mr Ayrault.
Neither Mr. Nugala nor Mr. Rao were averse to the changes sweeping through Hyderabad.
Neither, then, is the news that Sun Cups, made from sunflower seeds, can help the peanut-averse replicate a Reese-like experience.
