A man loathed by protesters as much as he is loved by rank and file in the territorial support group, I don't imagine he'll be averse to a "kettle" around or near Trafalgar Square.
England will not be averse to shaking up some of the Afghan top-order batsmen.
The "commercial applicability is wide," he said, so the company will not be averse to working with big, for-profit companies of all kinds.
As a Vatican insider for many years, he will probably be averse to the necessary changes Catholicism needs to give it the dynamism necessary for the new millennium.
Hence, the theory says that people will not be averse to risks involving monetary gains and losses that do not alter lifetime wealth enough to affect significantly the marginal utility one derives from that lifetime wealth".
Yet last month, his spokesperson, Femi Adesina, said if Boko Haram "opt for negotiation, the government will not be averse to it", arguing that the US has, after all, negotiated with the Taliban.
But in the short run, "they will not be averse to the idea of some American troops staying on in Afghanistan as a stabilising force".
She will not be averse to visiting male tigers.
The children of the poor, however bright they are and however much they are promised various "special exemptions", will be profoundly averse to such a system.
Investors will be risk averse, over-subscribing Treasury offerings by two to three times (as they have in 2009).
"Even though there isn't anything in the current tax bill, any investor should know that there is always a risk that legislation will be enacted that is averse to exchange funds".
