Sentence examples for remain averse from inspiring English sources

A decade after the global financial crisis, many banks remain averse to risk, and their legacy talent pools, processes, and IT systems are ill-suited to major change.

The firm remains at the mercy of the markets and the smarts of its traders for generating asset growth as customers remain averse to allocating money to hedge funds.

With the exception of Jeremy Scott, they remain averse to the idea that a trench coat should have the same winking effect on its audience as two minutes' worth of "Pop-Up Video".

They have remained averse to the notion that little countries should kowtow to big ones, and they firmly reject the idea that their country is somehow racially embedded in a "greater China" whose roads all lead to Beijing.

The cost of the therapy program was also somewhat more important with participants indicating a reluctance to pay $50 per week for the therapy program and remaining averse to challenging therapy programs of one hour duration and attracted to programs that would result in maximum recovery.

Although some progress has been made, trustees largely remain risk averse when it comes to social investment.

Indians remain chronically averse to paper investments, and in 2004 invested twice as much in gold as all foreign direct investors pumped into India.

Still, in a society that values conformity and order, most Japanese remain deeply averse to confrontation and protest, and there is nothing approaching what could be called a mass movement.

Of the three brands Mr. Clymer cited, Patek Philippe and Rolex remain conspicuously averse to e-commerce, though there are signs the latter may be warming to the idea: The company recently began to publish prices on its United States website, and will soon make that information available in other markets, a spokesman said.

With unemployment at 6.7%, gross domestic product in a tailspin and the banking sector wobbling like a newborn doe, the White House and Congress remain understandably averse to cataclysms.

Nic Halstead threw a rabid cat amongst the pigeons this week when he spoke to TechCrunch Europe about his disappointment in those European VCs who, he says, remain risk averse compared to thir US colleagues (Datasift just raised $6m from two US VCs).