Sentence examples for averse to severe from inspiring English sources
First, virtually all men were averse to severe urinary leakage (predominantly negative individual coefficients), although some men's aversion was much greater than others'.
Such stark portrayals are averse to vanity.
Two decades ago a paper by Thomas Reitz, then of the University of Iowa, pointed out that equity owners, even while acting averse to risk, demand high rates of return in anticipation of an unlikely, but severe, crash.
Although there were some minor differences between trials, the perceived barriers that appeared to present the most severe problems across the trials overall were that patients refused consent because of treatment preferences or were averse to randomisation, and that there is often insufficient time available in National Health Service (NHS) clinics to perform these portfolio trials.
They are averse to cheating.
Other Chinese companies are averse to publicity.
Russia and China, normally averse to sanctions, assented.
Pintard wasn't averse to speculation, though.
Men are notoriously averse to shopping.
Mr. Hock was averse to renting.
