averse造句

Was averse to sharing a table with them;investors who are averse to risk - taking.

He was averse to revealing the sources of his information.

Tend to enable enterprises to reduce risk awareness, or even risk averse, risk-averse corporate culture can be formed, reducing the sensitivity and adaptability to risk.

Hedge funds are also being hit by heavy redemptions as risk-averse investors cash out.

Comparative analysis of optimal strategies in risk-averse distribution systems with market search

On the other hand, it's possible to be too risk averse.

When the dollar falls, as it has since March, risk-averse investors tend to buy gold.

In contrast, only 60% of the low-power posers took the risk (and 40% were risk averse).

The typical school district lunch budget must be self sustaining, which makes lunchroom managers understandably risk-averse.

The dream machine has been oiled by sources as varied as property developers, tax-averse Germans and the Baptist church.

The very picture of an upright Victorian gentleman, Doyle was not averse to fighting in the street when the mood took him.

Japanese households have plenty of savings, but for years they have been averse to risk, keeping their savings in low-yielding yen.

She was one of the few stay-at-home moms in Ramsey Hill and was famously averse to speaking well of herself or ill of anybody else.

HSBC has a reputation for being conservative and risk-averse, and this has stood it in good stead during the credit crunch.

Your acquaintances who are utterly averse to spiritual things, are not refined, ennobled, and elevated by the practice of the truth.

Hedge funds have been decimated by the financial crisis, while proprietary desks at investment Banks in Asia are pulling back to preserve balance sheets under orders from risk-averse headquarters.

Near-zero interest rates and debt crises on both sides of the Atlantic make investors both risk-averse and nervous that governments might try to inflate their way out of the debt problem.

Many Filipinos aren't averse to stopping suddenly in the street to look around or talk on their cellphone, and they expect to be politely alerted when they are in somebody's way.

Many Americans besides Abigail Adams were struck by the inconsistency of their stand during the War of Independence, and they were not averse to making moves to emancipate the slaves.

Why are Taiwanese so averse to the China-proposed "one country, two systems" formula for reunification? And why are they so disgusted with the Chinese communist government? Well, you have to be in the company of Taiwanese to appreciate these feelings.