"Speaking of gray hair, a lot of young entrepreneurs would be much less apt to take advice from someone who looked like their mother or their grandmother".
He is impulsive, inexperienced, prone to running off at the mouth, unwilling to be briefed, and apt to perceive advice as a personal attack.
Perhaps patients in our study were more apt to report following advice in the setting of chronic kidney disease and often co-existing hypertension.
This advice is particularly apt because the County Courts were initially conceived as debtor-creditor courts and always drew the bulk of their business from this context.
Though shoppers with minor throat irritation tend to fend for themselves in drug stores, those with sore throats are more apt to ask druggists for advice, which is why ads directed at druggists stress Chloraseptic's cachet with their peers, Mr. Hwang said.
Based on memorandums from the Defense and Justice Departments and the White House legal office that, in Anthony Lewis's apt words, "read like the advice of a mob lawyer to a mafia don on how to... stay out of prison," Bush unilaterally withdrew the war on terror from the international legal regime that sets the standards for treatment and interrogation of prisoners.
In a secret order dated Feb. 7, 2002, President Bush declared, as Hersh puts it, that "when it came to Al Qaeda the Geneva Conventions were applicable only at his discretion". Based on memorandums from the Defense and Justice Departments and the White House legal office that, in Anthony Lewis's apt words, "read like the advice of a mob lawyer to a mafia don on how to..
While her advice might be apt for many Japanese, "The fact is actually the other way around.
Common sense dictates that Mr. Bruno's advice about the campaign is apt.
