Sentence examples for less averse from inspiring English sources

Banks, however, are less averse.

"Ms. Yellen is also a more assertive leader than Mr. Bernanke and appears less averse to conflict.

Every two or three years we would move, and that also made me less averse to taking risk.

Diaspora bonds could also be issued in the local currency, as migrants are likely to be less averse to the risk of currency devaluation.

Where possible, trial data also should be open for other researchers to inspect and test.The most enlightened journals are already becoming less averse to humdrum papers.

The Soviet Union, Srinath Raghavan shows in his book, was no less averse than the United States to the breakup of Pakistan, to which it had sold armaments.

Within a syndrome, individuals have a behavioral type such as risk-aversion (i.e., more risk-averse versus less risk-averse types; [58]).

"He's less risk averse," Mr. Corzine said.

Recognising the BME managerial talent which does exist and being less risk averse in senior appointments.

This will push colleges towards becoming less risk averse and more assertive with copyright agencies.

They are also trying to encourage their workers to become less risk averse (unless they are banks, of course).