Sentence examples for aversion to management from inspiring English sources
There is now a widespread aversion to management fads.
Senior GCHQ staff say the approach has shifted from "risk aversion" to "risk management".
This was the main reason for some aversion to this 'new management thing'.
The secretary of the interior, Gale Norton, has a right to her philosophical inclinations, which include a lifelong aversion to top-down federal management and a strong preference for greater local stewardship.
This aversion to the concept of general management is what resonates with me most.
The results in general suggest that farmers show an aversion to drastic changes in land management activities but they can be encouraged to adopt relatively less restrictive activities through appropriate compensations.
Given the subjective nature of creative, top management's aversion to direct discussion with junior marketing lieutenants results in loss of time and quality.
How will the founders' aversion to bureaucracy be squared with the management demands of a rapidly growing empire?
They came away with $25 million of Stanford's money under management and an aversion to blow-dried presentations that persists to this day.
This was really scary, but as everyone viewed the list ‒ which included my aversion to conflict, my challenge with time management, and my shyness with strangers for example ‒ they all began nodding.
