Sentence examples for yet averse to from inspiring English sources
If some people are informed, yet averse to the utilization of medical services, then differences in their utilization rate from others should not count as an inequity of access.
The book aims to reach those women who are intrigued by the idea of participating in an extreme sport yet are averse to the cold, as well as to heights, the probability of injury and the prospect of dressing in so many layers as to be indistinguishable from a puffball.
Yet governments are persistently averse to providing estimates of how much carbon a policy saves.
Yet he was always averse to being praised out of solidarity.
He has done more than anybody else to define China's boxing style, yet he is so averse to attention that he can sometimes be found napping in the locker room during medal ceremonies while his fighters are on the podium.
Yet he was not averse to using some of the outstanding Arab philosophers in developing his own ideas in philosophy.
Meanwhile, a Pakistan that is crucial to our finding our way out of that morass is in a disarray aggravated, if not entirely caused, by ham-handed American interventions in yet another Islamic country averse to our dictation.
Yet Mr Ahmadinejad is not averse to giving his views on court cases.
Yet NATO isn't entirely averse to ratcheting things up.
Yet NATO isn't entirely averse to mucking things up.
Yet many people are still averse to seeking treatment due to negative stereotypes or poor access to care.
