Sentence examples for developing aversion from inspiring English sources

There is little evidence of association with nausea or developing aversion to any of the following: coffee, tea, colas or cigarettes (Supplementary Material, Table S5).

In an effort to overcome such developing aversions, the Confederation of Indian Industry is organizing what it calls a confidence- building mission.

It was previously shown that naïve worms are attracted to the smell of pathogenic bacteria but develop aversion to it after experience (Zhang et al., 2005; Ha et al., 2010).

But he has also developed an aversion to U-turns.

Mr. Müller and his advisers seem to have developed an aversion to British films.

Neither have I suddenly developed an aversion to acres of flesh-coloured body stockings.

Another found that half of women developed an aversion to alcohol in their first three months.

Mr. Brandman has developed an aversion to the "boutique" moniker as well.

This need not mean, however, that he developed an aversion to the literary circles in Athens.

Although she held several jobs at the Hilton and afterward, Ms. O'Connor developed an aversion to computers.

Still, he experienced anti-Semitism, from which he developed his aversion, expressed by his characters, for the Ivy League, for "phonies".