Sentence examples for averse to working from inspiring English sources

Rob is not averse to working with brands, but only those who can bring something creative to the Bestival experience.

"There are no cold-chain logistics in Zambia," says Mr Grogan, "We had to develop it ourselves".Not that Zambeef is averse to working with others.

The "commercial applicability is wide," he said, so the company will not be averse to working with big, for-profit companies of all kinds.

She has described herself as both a Democrat and an Independent, yet is not so partisan as to be averse to working with Republicans.

For the government, Cancio was an appealing figure: a Cuban-American capitalist who was also a patriot, and not averse to working within the Party's limitations — especially if his business got a boost.

"I'm not averse to working with brands, but it has to make as much sense for the people as it does for me as an artist and for the brand, and I haven't found that equation yet.

Though he affected indifference to his craft and claimed to be averse to work, he was greatly respected by the directors he worked for.

Women, who are more averse to longer working hours than men, predominate in less productive jobs, which offer fewer working hours and lower pay.

In particular, women are more averse to longer working hours than are men.

"Traditionally in a financial institution, you have massive barriers to working together, you have a risk-averse culture and you have a lot of fear," Mr. Dorsey said.

But they're also not averse to enabling work that might not have the same commercial clout.