Sentence examples for by aversion from inspiring English sources

The starting premise of the remain campaign was that elections in Britain are settled in a centre-ground defined by aversion to economic risk and swung by a core of liberal middle-class voters who are allergic to radical lurches towards political uncertainty.

It is hard to underestimate how much human behavior is driven by aversion to inconsistency.

This scenario -- wanting things to turn out a certain way followed by aversion when they don't -- played out repeatedly for the duration of the week, an object lesson in how our attachments and expectations get in the way of experiencing what's actually going on in the present moment.

Indeed, craving can be driven by internal cues such as dysphoria [88], [89], which is likely to be induced by aversion therapy.

In this memory test, a novelly-flavored food is paired with a malaise-inducing agent (lithium chloride), and memory of this association is shown by aversion to the flavored food.

An intellectual property covering the use of 3-HK and 3-HAA and derivatives thereof in the treatment of alcoholism by aversion awaits further development.

Here, we use an experimental approach to ask whether punishment is motivated by inequity aversion or by a desire for reciprocity.

Interestingly, the mutant mice exhibit normal performances in the conditioned place aversion induced by aversive air puffs.

France may be frustrated by German austerity, and Germany by French aversion to reform; but the two are nevertheless condemned to work together.

Other funds, though, may have been hurt by an increasing aversion by some big investors to risky and recently pummeled–"alternative" asset classes, like hedge funds and venture capital.

This theory proposed the existence of two distinct subtypes ('pathways') within combined type ADHD: one characterised by inhibitory deficits and the other by delay aversion.