She felt an aversion to him.

I developed an aversion toward seafood.

This signals risk aversion and mistrust of counterparties.

I developed an aversion toward the word awesome .

The Western powers' aversion to war raises risks of its own.

Seeing his hat on the hat rail, she shuddered with aversion.

And additionally, there is a psychological aversion to doodling thank you, Freud.

Recent elections have confirmed the general aversion to violence of the local population.

Volatility is down, confidence is up, and risk aversion is much lower for now.

But I want to see you,' said Levin, gazing with aversion at Grinevich's hand.

Although he won t say it, he has a particular aversion to U.S. foreign policy.

The goal of clinging to power remains the priority, and risk aversion the main guideline.

Its members share Ahmedinejad s social conservatism and aversion to diplomatic compromise on the nuclear issue.

The fundamental challenge is that Russia s leaders do not share Obama s aversion to nuclear weapons.

The cycle of fundamental discovery, technological development, revelation of undesirable consequences, and public aversion appears unbreakable.

Risk aversion has gone hand in hand with skewed institutional priorities, as is evident in the Bank s budget.

This Levin, by his habit of jerking his head, now inspired an irrepressible feeling of aversion in her.

Using mock hunts as a kind of aversion therapy could lead to less conflict and fewer dead lions.

Increasing risk aversion is leading economic agents to adopt a wait and see stance that makes the slowdown partly self fulfilling.

One might think that Britons' aversion to the EU would be reflected in support for, and pride in, their national institutions.

The eurozone s sovereign risk problems could worsen, leading to another round of asset price corrections, global risk aversion, volatility, and financial contagion.

Even Hollywood story lines now echo this desire to escape to a simpler life, with its aversion to excessive wealth and indulgence.

And, even if the court refrains from setting limits, the underlying problem growing German aversion to all things European will not go away.

This never met any criticism from my voters, because educational policy and the social safety net were designed to lower workers risk aversion.

Unlike in the West, this acceptance of evolution was never tainted by hubris or an aversion to acknowledging human like characteristics in animals.

And there s the question of how Dylan, with his twin aversion to formal dress and formal speeches, would react to receiving the Nobel.

In other words, many people s votes were driven by risk aversion, fear, and intimidation, rather than hope, passion, or deep emotional attachment to a common identity.

As the emotions in Washington today suggest, the aversion to tax increases runs far deeper than concern about their effect on current economic performance and job growth.

The unbridgeable gap seems to be between (Hong Kongers ) acceptance and (most mainlanders ) rejection of or aversion to universal values like rule of law, democracy, equality and liberty.

While there may be a variety of reasons why some people in Japan are going without sex, an aversion to intercourse doesn't appear to be one of them.

The third risk is that rising oil prices reduce investor confidence and increase risk aversion, leading to stock market corrections that have negative wealth effects on consumption and capital spending.

Underlying this discrimination, especially in Europe, is cultural aversion to immigrants from regions with alien cultures, which may account for the absence of widespread protests against the EU's eastward enlargement.

Despite the band's aversion to press coverage, the album was successful in both Europe and the United States (where it sold more than 150,000 copies even before the band toured there).

Over the last decade we moved from complete aversion to the idea of reform to a policy of mutant reforms pursued for corrupt motives, to the gradual adaptation of legitimate Western practices.

Sharp rises in sovereign, corporate, and interbank liquidity spreads will increase the cost of capital, and increases in risk aversion, volatility, and sovereign risk will undermine business, investor, and consumer confidence further.

It believes that operational military capability is a condition of power a view that is not shared by the overwhelming majority of European states, which continue to display a collective aversion to war.

Many Internet users noted Russian television networks' sudden aversion to broadcasting news of gore and bloodshed, which for the past several years has featured so prominently in reports about the conflict in Ukraine.

The dollar, in particular, is likely to continue falling on a trade weighted basis if investors around the world continue to set aside the extreme risk aversion that caused the dollar s rise after 2007.

Global risk aversion has also increased, as the option of further extend and pretend or delay and pray on Greece is becoming less desirable, and the specter of a disorderly workout is becoming more likely.

The Kremlin continues to support Syrian President Bashar al Assad s regime, maintaining a strict aversion to military intervention and seeking to defend its strategic interests, including its naval base in the Syrian city of Tartus.

Even disinfecting water the single most important technological advance ever in prolonging human life turns out to produce carcinogenic byproducts. The cycle of fundamental discovery, technological development, revelation of undesirable consequences, and public aversion appears unbreakable.

He used the example of three (now forgotten) bestselling authors of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to show the deep aversion of many Germans to the modern world, notably to market economics and democratic politics.

Similarly, the cost of the public's aversion to air travel following the September 11 th terrorist attacks would have been much higher for the economy as a whole if the airline industry had been allowed to collapse.

In the European Union, Sweden voted against almost all anti dumping and other protectionist proposals. This never met any criticism from my voters, because educational policy and the social safety net were designed to lower workers risk aversion.

However, the interesting thing about Sagami's study, Aoki reports, is that, generally speaking, people in Japan have no aversion to sex 83 percent of single men and 58 percent of single women in their 20s and 30s say they want to have sex.