Sentence examples for quite averse from inspiring English sources

But in practice we've managed a great deal of can-kicking, seem to have more can-kicking in us, and actually the public and the political elite alike are quite averse to the kind of steps that would address these issues.It is absolutely true that Europe could continue on without restructuring any debt.

I would be personally quite averse doing anything that destabilised that in the next few years.

But the fashion industry is ancient, and is thus quite averse to new technology of any kind.

We were quite averse to bringing people in who had prior experience.

"I was quite averse to it at first - I was one of the haters... ........ "What changed your mind?""I think it's actually finding I did use the PDA and it did come in handy several times.

Not everyone is quite so averse to cans.

Mr Renzi might not be quite so averse to a partnership with Mr Berlusconi.

Having not actually penned a single song on his own, Morrison clearly wasn't quite so averse to performing material written by other people after all.

I'm naturally quite risk averse, unusual for an entrepreneur I know, and although I have big dreams, I'm not pursuing them aggressively enough.

Like most bureaucracies NASA has become quite risk averse and sensitive to perceptions of failure.

But I am quite change-averse.