Sentence examples for increasing aversion from inspiring English sources

With health-care inflation outstripping the ordinary kind and an increasing aversion to higher taxes, Britons' extraordinarily low level of private spending on health may have to change.

Those changes, combined with mounting default rates for student loans and students' increasing aversion toward debt, have prompted many lenders to reduce their student loan activities.

One of Britain's most celebrated architects, Will Alsop, was forced to sell his business yesterday after being refused work in Britain because of what he claims is an increasing aversion to risk-taking.

Not only does the younger Mubarak lack his father's earthy charm, they add, but the wider public is showing an increasing aversion to dynastic politics.Some think that the regime's ageing inner circle might prefer to back a more seasoned figure from their own ranks.

Also in developed countries traditional herbal medicine has attracted great interest, reinforced by the green movements and an increasing aversion to synthetic materials [22].

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.

Using hypnosis, it's possible to increase aversion to pain, and studies have opened up the possibility of manipulating the subjective experience of pain, making it seem less unpleasant.

Mr. Bernanke agreed that banks and other lenders have been pulling back, both because of increased aversion to risk and because they have been forced to book huge losses from soured loans and to repurchase troubled mortgages and loans they had sold to investors.

Pretreatment with the KOR agonist U-50,488H (0.3 mg/kg) significantly increased aversion for the nicotine-associated solution.

Overall, we found that mixed-handers were more likely to show inertia effects because of an increased aversion to losses.

► Blockade of noradrenergic arousal appears to increase aversion to harming others.