Sentence examples for be averse to trying from inspiring English sources
Another person told me he would not be averse to trying it, but only if he knew what it was, and not while there were other options more easily available.
It is not as if Mussina is averse to trying new places.
THE WHEEL A woman who claims to be averse to rearing children finds herself trying to return a young girl to her father in a surreal, war-torn world in this odd and intriguing drama by Zinnie Harris, which was presented in 2011 a the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in a National Theater of Scotland production.
But as a result, large continental economies are becoming locked into opposing small changes which might benefit people and which they might even support in the abstract.Risk does not go away because you are averse to it; trying to make yourself invulnerable to small risks can end up leaving you more vulnerable to larger ones.
Central to that role is that we are averse to pain, and try to avoid it.
Unfortunately Cherry Red, and Iain McNay in particular, were not averse to trying to twist the narrative in their favor, to the extent that the published chapter on Cherry Red is somewhat short of the truth.
Mulville, as recent history shows, is not averse to trying to turn adversity into triumph.
The construction industry is typically averse to trying new products, but Hycrete has some nice selling points: reduced material costs and construction time, a patina of greenness and a prediction that it will keep rebars from rusting.
