Sentence examples for less aversion from inspiring English sources

"In blue-collar areas, there's less aversion to a pathway to citizenship," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, an author of the measure.

No-one says Europe is not a place for startups (who would be that stupid, right?), but there is less friction here and less aversion to risk and failure.

At the end of a wrestling or tennis match between two men, for example, the loser's testosterone levels drop back to baseline, whereas the winner gets a boost that provides him with more confidence, less aversion to risks, and an advantage over his next opponent.

But I could use a little less aversion to melody.

This indicated patients had significantly less aversion to opting out of genomic testing.

However, rats exhibited less aversion upon the second and third encounter, demonstrating that taste preference is an adaptive process.

But he was also a die-hard imperialist, whose commitment to the "special relationship" sat alongside a rather less democratic aversion to anti-colonial nationalism.

In America's relatively religious and traditionalist society, there's less such aversion; but in many states, particularly those with cumbersome and expensive divorce procedures (like New York), one could envision a fair number of couples who otherwise might have married choosing a civil union instead, if it were available.

ETF investors showed less risk aversion during this past week.

As a result, they contend that German far-right parties have had an easier time finding support in the east, where there is a less entrenched aversion to radical political movements. .

Life expectancy was used as the time frame since it was shown to be more meaningful to the participant [ 45] and to lead to less loss aversion [ 46].