Sentence examples for healthy aversion from inspiring English sources

Hair has a healthy aversion to batsmen who decline to play shots.

Others have a healthy aversion to snakes, to heights or (dunnn-DUN...dunnn-DUN) to sharks.

Shovelling was hard work but tunnelling in is alarming if you have a healthy aversion to confined spaces.

Better still, the co-founder Jan Koum, seemed to have a very healthy aversion to the surveillance capitalism that underpins the vast revenues of Google, Facebook and co, in which they extract users' personal data without paying for it, and then refine and sell it to advertisers.

Improved personal cash flow and a healthy aversion to debt will rebuild family balance sheets.

In contrast, the schizophrenia patients were comparable to controls on self-reported impulsivity, but showed significantly more behavioral risk aversion than healthy controls or bipolar patients.

In healthcare, the time and cost associated with releasing a product and failing is significant, which adds a healthy dose of risk aversion to the product life cycle and planning.

Nonetheless, if the high user group possessed some other characteristic (e.g. more educated patient populations, who might both be healthier and have less aversion to lower-tiered medications) that made them more amenable to low tiered prescribing when exposed to the intervention, then FDS might not work the same for other physicians lacking this characteristic.

That aversion is usually healthy but not when deflation looms.

Healthy volunteers show moderate risk aversion (preferring smaller, safer rewards) when comparing possible gains; when comparing possible losses, they show a tendency toward risk seeking (avoiding more certain, but smaller, losses) (31).

Mr. Nelson said he believed that studies linked coffee to miscarriage because women with healthy pregnancies tended to develop an aversion to coffee.