Sentence examples for averse types from inspiring English sources

Now it turns out that most people in Silicon Valley are actually normal risk averse types.

Within a syndrome, individuals have a behavioral type such as risk-aversion (i.e., more risk-averse versus less risk-averse types; [58]).

Most people who go to law school are risk-averse types.

I got a lift up snowbound Glen Nevis from a mountain rescue Landrover last year (its occupants were not especially risk-averse types), another from a policeman to Fort William in May and one just last week, on Lewis, from a friendly fish-farm worker.

In equilibrium the risk-averse types will be the net lenders of investable funds in the economy (financiers).

Therefore, risk-averse types desire to smooth consumption across different realizations of stochastic production returns by investing a fraction of their entrepreneurial wealth at the bank.

There are two types of entrepreneurs: Risk-averse type entrepreneurs and risk-neutral type entrepreneurs.

Differences in boldness and sociability may be expressions of underlying risk-prone or risk-averse behavioural types, as risk-averse individuals may be more motivated to group and to respond to conspecifics in order to lower their risk of predation (Krause & Ruxton, 2002).

That is, a lot by most people's standards -- not by long skirt wearing, science averse, Duggar types -- but still more than most people can fathom, or should ever have to, really.

With banks risk-averse, hedge-fund types and other private investors have begun to fill the void, said David Turner, a sales agent for Houlihan Lawrence in Bedford.

Risk-averse Wall Street types aren't very likely to move funds—potentially a lot of funds that could get them thrown in prison.