Sentence examples for a far more apt from inspiring English sources

I don't think that comparison is fair at all: I think a far more apt historical comparison is to LBJ.

Since Chinese teenagers are today far more apt to seek a career with I.B.M. or a punk-rock band, big opera troupes must recruit so that new performers will keep coming into the pipeline.

If you actually do need a family hauler, you're now far more apt to hunt for sedans and wagons (both the new Dodge Magnum and the latest Subaru Outback are fantastic and supremely useful without being gas hogs).

TRUMP TRAILS NATIONALLY IN ONE-ON-ONE PRIMARY MATCHUPS - Gary Langer Donald Trumpmp's facing a wall within his party, with Republicans who don't currently support him far more apt to prefer Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio in a two-way race -- or even to favor a contested convention to block Trump's nomination.

This contrast helps explain a striking political anomaly: immigrants from the former Soviet Union are far more apt to vote for Republicans than are most New Yorkers, who often drink in Democratic Party allegiance with their mothers' milk and are four times as likely to register as Democrats than as Republicans.

But Eastwood does not encourage speculation about the lie which led Kyle to Iraq, and I doubt the hordes who have flocked to American Sniper were much interested in it, either; they've proven far more apt to interpret the film as a misguided call to Islamophobia.

They are far more apt to be exaggerated.

Black respondents and Democrats were far more apt to say the act was still needed.

Users were slightly more likely than the general public to be white and far more apt to be middle-aged.

Far more apt to cite what one of the Americans calls Rumsfeld's maxim: "If you can't solve a problem, make it bigger".

Part of it is generational: younger people are far more apt to support gay rights than older people.