Sentence examples for aversion to change from inspiring English sources
Which is where aversion to change comes in.
And neither should my objections to the renaming be seen as a curmudgeonly aversion to change.
ONE of the most reliable human characteristics is aversion to change.
The anecdote exemplifies both the military's aversion to change and Petraeus's style of forcing it.
"Was there ever such conservatism, such reactionary aversion to change, such vicious language in defence of a comfortable status quo?
Guido Rossi, Italy's leading corporate troubleshooter, once remarked that his country's worst maladies were "the rejection of rules and an aversion to change".
"I Feel You" is less a prescriptive self-help book than a thoughtful exploration of empathy in all its forms — physiological, historical, sociological and even personal, as Beam struggles to transcend her own less than empathic episodes and explores her aversion to opening herself to change.
Now that you'll be just a trinket on Google's charm bracelet, your aversion to advertising has to change at some point. Zing!
But this aversion to reassigning stocks seemed to change in 2001.
