Sentences with phrase «particularly averse»

Not that many phones are ideal when used as hotspots, but slender metal ones such as this are particularly averse.

Fromm says that, while he doesn't think millennials are particularly averse to posting about a brand online, it has to have some clear value for them — whether they're sharing for points or simply because they find the message of the campaign appealing.

Like all Zuke's products the Hip Action also comes without soy, wheat, and corn so it shouldn't cause you any worry if you're particularly averse to the idea of giving these grains to your canine friend.

Convenience Waterless shampoos and wipes are perfect for when you and your pooch are on the go, or if you've got a dog that is particularly averse to water.

Furthermore, if you are particularly averse to bringing home pests like fleas, ticks, and mites, then restricting your pooches at home will be ideal.

EMOs seem particularly averse to participation in costly defined - benefit plans, and participate at one - quarter the rate of similarly situated independent charter schools.

Even when the groundswell of activists are using online platforms to organize for social justice, education conversations are particularly averse to progress.

And the people who deserted Labour were not particularly averse to high taxation; rather, they seemed to have relatively little faith in Labour's ability to improve services such as health and education.

The file, composed of highlighted and annotated blog items by Elizabeth Benjamin, one of Albany's dominant political reporters, paints a picture of an executive branch that's particularly averse to hints that Cuomo could be, as is widely assumed, conidering running for president in 2016.

I coped by limiting the length of our nursing sessions and trying to distract him with another activity if I was feeling particularly averse to nursing.

Which is to say, metaphysics, which evangelicals seem particularly averse to.

Nobody likes being micromanaged, but Millennials are particularly averse to having someone else's fingers all over their work.

Nobody likes being micro-managed, but Millennials are particularly averse to having a manager's fingers all over their work.

Not exact matches

And the success of Netflix has proven that viewers aren't averse to paying for content, particularly for content with strong brand appeal.

Over the past few decades, in an often - overlooked dynamic, Japanese, German, and Korean automakers have sought to combat protectionist sentiment and insulate themselves from currency gyrations by opening large production facilities in the U.S. — particularly in the union - averse South.

This is a trade - off many investors feel is worthwhile, particularly as they get older and more risk - averse.

But as we've detailed — particularly since mid-2014 — all of those prospects actually hinge on whether individuals in the economy are risk - seeking or risk - averse, and poor market action presently signals risk - aversion.

«so if one was particularly risk averse, a hospital birth seems eminently reasonable.»

«If you are «particularly risk averse» ie.

Co-author Prof Michelle Ryan noted: «Understanding the nature of gender differences in risk taking is particularly important as the assumption that women are risk averse is often used to justify ongoing gender inequality — such as the gender pay gap and women's under - representation in politics and leadership»

Evidently period costumes are Powell's niche, but she is not averse to using modern design inspiration as well, particularly from high fashion, as she explains here:

The Washington Post and its Common Core - averse education blogger, Valerie Strauss, have been particularly aggressive in highlighting this report and running pieces from both parents and teachers arguing that «forcing some kids to read before they are ready could be harmful.»

One More Year Syndrome is very real, particularly for the risk - averse amongst us (myself included).

Performance could be particularly poor during risk - averse, flight - to - quality environments when high yield bonds commonly decline in value.

Even so, while I'm not particularly risk averse in other aspects of my life, this is one area where I employ caution to a fault.

In an era where a lot of publishers, particularly the larger players, tend to be relatively risk - averse, it's refreshing to...

It is particularly difficult to start businesses in Canada due to the conservative (risk - averse) business culture and lack of venture capital or traditional investment.

While the Tribunal said that it did not have the power to order that Danielle be fired (particularly because it might affect the golf resort, which was not named in the action), the Tribunal did indicate that it was not averse to the idea of awarding damages against an employee for conduct like that of Danielle's.

Lawyers, particularly at big firms, are notorious for being risk - averse.

I was particularly interested in the material on page 211 regarding the change - averse personality of so many lawyers.

If you're a particularly risk - averse investor, you may be nervous about which assets are best for you to put your money; these platforms can decide that for you, giving you some peace of mind.

Whole life insurance policies might be something to consider if you start saving early and are particularly risk - averse.