Sentence examples for aversion not from inspiring English sources

This aversion — not only to war but also to anything depressing, including funerals and hospitals — is clearly illustrated in one of the most affecting scenes in the documentary.

When corporate hierarchies must decide whether or not to invest substantial sums on the commercial development of an invention, risk aversion, not skewness affinity, is almost surely the behavioral norm.

This is a much different thing, and at least listening to him in the debates he seems to have an aversion not only to the details but to policy making as well".

But their effort shows their aversion not only to Beijing's monopoly of the "political China Beijingng's successful diplomatic syllogism: "There is only one China. Taiwan is a part of China. Beijing is the only legal government of all China") but also to Beijing's attempt to monopolize the "historical-cultural China".

In fact, employers in England would appear to have an aversion not just to apprenticeships but IVET in general when compared with EU counterparts (see Fig. 2).

So, the recession the U.S. is experiencing right now is highly unusual in that it seems to be related to a drop in the velocity of money due to risk aversion, not the typical policy mistakes.

He said his aversion was "not because I don't have a gay friend, but because this is outside the sphere of art".

It is interesting to note that risk aversion does not play a role in the decision of whether to hold debt or not.

"Soft power and risk aversion does not interest them.

This aversion is not because people believe in big politics.

But those suffering from loss aversion do not measure risk consistently.