averse to in a sentence

• There are a lot of people who are averse to needle testing.
• Sloan was averse to violence of the sort associated with Henry Ford.
• He is averse to disruption, but prides himself on being compulsively curious.
• Classic economic theory maintains that people are rational and averse to risk.
• And Duncanites themselves are by no means totally averse to live culture.
• It is not as if Mussina is averse to trying new places.
• However, he urged the environmentalists not to be averse to nuclear power.
• European investors have tended to be more averse to risk than Americans.
• At the same time, he is not altogether averse to generalization.
• As Manvendra was himself averse to society, he did not protest.
• It's difficult to see averse to in a sentence .
• New York politicians are actually very averse to genuinely competitive contests.
• The government says it is not averse to lifting the ban.
• Gullikson said he was not averse to using Sampras in singles.
• The group was not averse to expanding the list, Rosenberg said.
• This animal represents the earnestness of a people who are averse to laziness.
• Lincoln however was as averse to the nomination as Sherman was.
• Nor are they averse to the possibility that it could evolve.
• Many Wikipedians are averse to the use of Wikipedia for advertising.
• Ms . Templeton said she was not averse to higher taxes.
• But he was averse to starting off on a small scale.