Sentence examples for averse to their from inspiring English sources

Iran today is a land of paradox and contradiction: a sophisticated, highly nationalistic population is ruled by hard-line religious ideologues averse to their own country's history.

Of course, Mr. Stein said, Texas Democrats, when they were in the majority, were hardly averse to their own racial manipulation.

"Most governments in conflict situations are not averse to their people getting the help they need and in some ways the regime benefits from that," says a western diplomat.

But it is similarly too late for the Labour leader to change a reputation won by four years of puerile left-wing posturing.In short, neither big party has done enough to explain itself to voters at a time when they are unprecedentedly averse to their charms.

He was strongly averse to their involvement in the F1 Group and was keen that their shares should be transferred to someone more congenial to him".

That is because owners of expensive cars often have powerful friends and bodyguards who are not averse to solving their boss's problems with their fists.

It was an age of Rabelaisian indulgence and the wealthiest men, men who had made their moneys in the railroads, stockyards and oil fields, were not averse to displaying their affluence in terms of who had the largest stickpin, broadest stomach and, of course, biggest cigar.

New Zealanders seemed averse to having their electoral system manipulated by Mr Dotcom's money.

Morning show producers are hardly averse to jetting their way to a ratings gain.

Neither he nor his men are averse to changing their approach if the circumstances demand it.

Naturally, the scientists are not averse to keeping their job prospects healthy, either.