It's too risk averse.

But some, being averse turn away,

People are a little risk averse. So what?

No wonder people are averse to doodling at work.

Courts haven t been entirely averse to taking responsibility, though.

The Muslim Brotherhood s leadership, for its part, usually takes a risk averse, gradualist approach to crisis management.

Indeed, conventional wisdom holds that, during a depression, citizens become risk averse and will not support liberalization.

I'm generally averse to the Internet, but I've begun to realize that the Web offers exceptional opportunities.

And the argument that Japanese, or other Asians, are culturally averse to political competition is not historically true.

Risk averse investors may now demand higher risk premia for buying bonds from countries seen as weak debtors.

While previous prime ministers like Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir were not averse to lecturing, they lacked strategic cunning.

Lack of equity capital, in turn, made risk averse shareholders hire gamblers to manage their limited liability investment companies.

While previous prime ministers like Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir were not averse to lecturing, they lacked strategic cunning.

The crisis spread because the banking system was not sufficiently risk averse and in some cases even seemed to relish risk.

Perhaps the upcoming elections are the reason why the usually media averse Rajoy granted a televised interview on Monday, July 6.

Now, in eastern Ukraine's Donbas region, he is shrewdly forcing a divided and risk averse West to choose between war and accommodation.

States in decline think of the Austro Hungarian Empire in 1914 tend to become less risk averse and thus much more dangerous.

As consumers, firms, and investors become more cautious and risk averse, the equity market rally of the second half of 2012 has crested.

Meanwhile, the Bank s extreme risk averse culture reflects a rational response to critics who make a huge fuss about every project or program failure.

To be sure, China may have a strong tendency to create bubbles, partly because people in a fast growing economy become less risk averse.

Thirty five years ago, the US National Institutes of Health adopted overly risk averse guidelines for research using recombinant DNA, or genetic engineering, techniques.

The fiscal response tax cuts and spending increases has varied considerably, being somewhat more tepid in debt averse Europe than in the US and China.

All this was put with so much wit that Koznyshev himself would not have been averse to wielding it and that was what was dreadful.

Moreover, credit growth on both sides of the Atlantic will be restrained, as many financial institutions in the US and Europe maintain a risk averse stance toward lending.

In fact they would never have thought of themselves as closed and set in their ways, as slow to respond to new challenges, as small and risk averse.

Dangerfield based his diagnosis on a cross section of institutions, politics, and personalities, set against the bitter class warfare of the time. Americans, however, have generally been averse to class warfare.

Both the two year and five year US repo rates have been pushed periodically into negative territory, owing to the combined effects of risk averse behavior, investor deleveraging, and stricter banking regulation.

The only way forward is to leave out the countries that are most averse to accepting immigrants, at least temporarily, and create a solution involving just those that are willing to share the burden.

If people are risk averse enough that increased fear of the future causes them to save more, rising global uncertainty will raise bond and stock prices, and lower interest rates and dividend and earnings yields.

The second subject, the expert continues, is connected to the fact that many Ukrainian companies are not averse to setting up production in Belarus, using Ukrainian raw materials, which is intended for the Russian market.

The Doha Round ought to profit from some of these fundamental forces that favor open trade and impede protectionism. Indeed, conventional wisdom holds that, during a depression, citizens become risk averse and will not support liberalization.

Risk averse investors may now demand higher risk premia for buying bonds from countries seen as weak debtors. On the other hand long term interest rates in countries with stronger fiscal positions France, Germany, and Finland have enjoyed low rates as a consequence of a flight to quality.

Understanding the history of synthetic biology is important, because recognizing the correct paradigm has critical implications for how governments regulate it, which in turn affects the potential application and diffusion of the technology. Thirty five years ago, the US National Institutes of Health adopted overly risk averse guidelines for research using recombinant DNA, or genetic engineering, techniques.