Sentence examples for averse organization from inspiring English sources

You work in a risk averse organization.

NASA, you understand, is an extremely risk averse organization.

And though the report takes central aim at the agency, Baer maintains that the CIA is a risk averse organization that will perform at the standard the political leadership sets.

Even traditionally risk-averse organizations like banks and other financial institutions are flirting with Rackspace managed clouds.

But I believe a less talked about -- and even more important -- advantage of using prototyping is that it allows risk-averse organizations to learn to take risks.

He went on: "While I don't agree with everything he is doing, it had become an organization averse to change.

"Food is sacred here," said Martin Hellicar, the campaigns manager of BirdLife Cyprus, a local organization more averse to provocation than CABS is.

That Gaines was able to achieve even a national marketing arm and the money to support it was a tribute to his ability to lead both individuals and impotent but stubborn organizations traditionally averse to being led, among them some peers who lacked his respect and even more who resented his audacity.

For a culture often derided as clan-like and a political system averse to crowd-sourced anything, Chinese urban life is a miracle of spontaneous organization.

Some asexuals can be touch averse, however.

A news organization would presumably be doubly averse.