Sentence examples for is adverse to from inspiring English sources

MIAMI — If there is one eternal truth about Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim, it is that he is adverse to change.

The result is litigation similar to Wachovia's claim that the restructuring of a deal to buy a unit of Clear Channel Communications is adverse to it.

Everybody is adverse to change in this country," he said, pointing to the fact that most other major European countries allow B teams to play lower down the league pyramid.

Getting out of real estate contracts is hard, Mr. Schlesinger said, because under state law, buyers have to prove that developers "materially" changed a project in a way that is "adverse" to the buyer.

According to theorists of political business cycle, political competition systematically affects fiscal and monetary policies in a way that is adverse to the general economic well-being.

"There is a separate issue about whether any change of the law which is adverse to individuals could or should apply retrospectively.

But we wouldn't be adverse to it.

But he certainly wouldn't be adverse to more cash.

The deal "will not be adverse to the public interest".

I sometimes find it difficult to "sell" Twitter and other social media forums to those who are adverse to it.

Major tax cuts over the very near term will be adverse to the current favorable economic and market climate.