Sentence examples for averse to development from inspiring English sources

In need of additional tax revenues but averse to development that will markedly increase school costs, towns chase big houses on big lots and large-scale commercial developments, she said.

But villagers averse to development have recently expressed concern about the fate of a run-down former nursery property, which a developer is reportedly considering as the site of multifamily housing.

It cherishes its coziness, but has not always been averse to new development — luxury homes and condominiums have been built there with little fuss.

The ballot measure would allow real estate investor Beny Alagem, owner of the landmark and union-friendly Beverly Hilton, to bypass the usual public review to build a 26-story high-rise that would be the tallest building in a city averse to big developments.

Gregory Nemet The challenge to encouraging innovation is how risk averse our approach to development challenges is.

Identification of women who are averse to self-examination may allow the development of strategies to overcome this avoidance.

Investing in developing Absorptive Capacity is the most balanced and short-term development strategy for regions averse to innovation and characterised by low industrialization and income levels.

His constituents are not averse to America's plans to pump $750m into development in the tribal areas.

Game publishers eventually became risk-averse to financing the development of 4X games.

While not averse to swapping the zoning, the mayor opposed the dense residential development, and said that the actions of his fellow council members at times shocked him.

Unisys claims that most enterprise clients currently have no problem moving test and development suites into the cloud, but are extremely averse to the idea of pushing sensitive data outside internal firewalls.