Sentence examples for considerable aversion from inspiring English sources
"There's considerable aversion among swine producers to even test for the pandemic strain," Gray claims.
Recognition of the important role of risk aversion has generated considerable interest in understanding its basis, and studies of younger and middle-aged persons have revealed several insights.
Mice which once showed an aversion to novelty, and considerable anxiety when forced to meet a stranger, show neither of these after treatment with the drug though their co-ordination is not improved.
The 500 will need its considerable European charm to overcome Americans' aversion to itty-bitty cars, not to mention their lingering memories of Fiat's shoddy reputation for quality.
The anesthesiology community embraced this new knowledge, using it as a foundation upon which to build a strong culture of safety and risk aversion that has had considerable impact on patient-centered outcomes.
It took considerable effort and determination to overcome Washington's aversion to the I.C.C.
The broker said: Corporates have amassed considerable cash piles since the financial crisis, as a result of challenging macroeconomic conditions, subdued business confidence, management risk aversion and reduced M&A opportunities.
Yet their aversion came as no surprise.
September 11th presumably reduced casualty aversion even further.
Technically speaking, we experience "advantageous-inequity aversion".
