Sentence examples for conflict aversion from inspiring English sources
Blogging at the Weekly Standard, John Noonan describes the Georgia conflict as the consequence of "Chamberlain-esque conflict aversion".
Albanese, a senior Labor left figure, used a breakfast television interview on Sunday morning to break ranks with the opposition's studied conflict aversion on national security, arguing the policy reform agenda, given its seriousness, needed less haste and more close scrutiny.
But it's also quite a big leap from conflict aversion to Seumas Milne's proposal today that, since British troops are finally withdrawing from Germany almost 70 years after the death of Hitler, we should consider asking the Americans to go home from East Anglia (and GCHQ?) too.
The often used Delphi method [27] suffers from inevitably present psychological aspects, for example, question design, conflict aversion, status and competence presentation of an expert, majority opinion pressure, cf. [28], to name just a few.
When things are going badly in a conflict, the aversion to cutting one's losses, often compounded by wishful thinking, is likely to dominate the calculus of the losing side.
In this test, mice face a conflict between an aversion to the open arms of the maze and the motivation to explore them.
Open field and light/dark box tests are based upon the rodent's innate conflict between an aversion to exposed spaces and tendency to explore novel environments (Wallace et al. 2008; Cryan and Holmes 2005).
Though he is known for his competitiveness, he has an equally pronounced aversion to conflict.
And the reason he could not defend himself, first, was an intense aversion to conflict.
If that is the reason for voters' aversion to conflict, feel-good conventions could be a passing phase.
