How to pronounce “averse” in English

We are so loss averse.

more risk-averse than men.

autism as meaning community averse and weak.

They can become risk averse.

to some risk-averse function.

And so that makes them risk averse.

You could be very risk averse later in the game.

Some of the most tech-averse people I know are younger people.

And if you're bug-averse, like I am-- I mean, I am terrified of bugs.

which seeks immediate gratification and which is averse to any kind of pain.

And so we're very averse to change-- the wise compassion-- when it comes from our partners or our friends.

And the Swiss were totally averse to keeping any more refugees.

And farmers usually are risk averse a little bit.

The very antithesis of the risk-averse, compromised, moribund condition of much mainstream

So I think people are overly risk averse, and I try to outline in the book, here's a strategy, maybe investing in syndicates.

And women just generally are more risk averse.

The agency had become risk averse as they certainly had a right to be after Apollo 1.

But if you're a risk-averse jurisdiction and you don't want to just immediately jump to kind of the profit-maximization model, you've got other choices out there.

But whether women are naturally more risk-averse or whether-- as in whether this is a biological thing,

It also exemplifies how risk-averse the community is to the situation.

They're much too risk-averse.

We are very much risk averse in our world.

And that has led them to pursue risk-averse, marginal, incremental innovation.

And so I often say women aren't risk averse.

My dad was a corporate lawyer-- very risk-averse, in fact-- and I was brought up to believe that you just followed a certain path and you stair-stepped your way

We're kind of entrepreneurs who are very risk-averse in a way, which I don't think people

and the delivery of electricity-- this industry has become innovation averse, has become risk averse, it has become stodgy, it has become frayed, the list goes on.

But it might also be the case that that patient is averse to weight gain.

One thing is he finds we're very loss averse.

Hospitals who want the highest productivity possible from radiologists would be averse to saying, well, we'll let the radiologist look at the image

Again, we are risk averse on the release branch.

It can be dangerous-- tend to be conflict averse.

And I'm sure you guys are not loss averse as a company.

Oftentimes, we are so risk-averse because we assume that there are huge, terrible consequences in the decisions that we make.

I'm very risk averse.

Giant corporations get really, really risk averse.

And do you see that the media industry is a little less risk-averse these days?

because of the way his mind works, less averse to loss.

be on that side of the curve and take the extremely risk averse point.

I got my finger burned and so I operate in a much more risk averse environment.

And I don't think anyone who's watched our content would look at us as risk-averse.

It takes so long because they're so risk averse.

Remember, once again, they're more risk-averse.

But you see that's-- so we're pushing almost the system to be more risk averse, and more controlling, a more enclosed.

on their survivability, then we should expect them to be actually risk averse, and in this framework it turns out that they're extremely risk averse.

View and with the longer term view uh they are a little bit less uh risky or more risk averse and so we do tend to

So generally much, much research suggests that women tend to be more risk averse than men.

One is we took debt for the first time, because I'm very averse to debt.

And on the one hand, we can recognize it's good that we're emotionally averse to going around shoving each other.