Sentence examples similar to averse signals from inspiring English sources
CEO Tom Rogers Tom Rogers of magazine publisher Primedia didn't, despite bright red risk-averse signals from Kurnit.
A min-max single-level model (MMX) and a bundle-like solution method are proposed to determine risk-averse signal settings under BOU-based travel demand.
A risk-averse signal setting policy using budget of uncertainty (BOU) is presented against the worst-case realization of uncertainty in travel demand.
It's true that Rankin's characters speak more convincingly on the page than their words would sound in real life, and he's not averse to signalling from Fred ("You don't think it's over the top?
In private, like General Dwight Eisenhower in 1952, he signalled he would not be averse to a summons.
Iranian officials have signalled repeatedly that, given friendlier moves by America, they may not be averse to co-operating on some issues with Barack Obama's administration.
Nor are the Lib Dems wholly averse to supply-side economics (though earlier this week Vince Cable, the business secretary, did a heroic job of signalling scepticism about a package to deregulate employment law that he himself had just unveiled).
Sometimes people are averse".
Banks, however, are less averse.
They are averse to cheating.
