Sentence examples for apt either to from inspiring English sources

He would hedge each claim with so many potential rebuttals, and counter-rebuttals, and counter-counter-rebuttals, that a reader was apt either to throw the book down in exasperation or to become so muddled in the jostling of hypothetical interlocutors that he had no idea what he was supposed to think.

Tight close-ups of plants unfurling are magnified on screen, and the effect seems apt to either terrorize or turn you on.

For everything which happens has a relationship either to God or man, and is neither new nor difficult to handle, but usual and apt matter to work on.

It's so strong that full-throated protests across the country are either apt to smother or enhance its natural box office capabilities.

His team selection, which had initially appeared risky, paid off to spectacular effect, with Alexis Sánchez and Mesut Özil – starters when this might otherwise have appeared an apt opportunity to offer either or both a rest – were heavily involved in all four of Arsenal's goals.

Either way, this is an apt time to think a few thoughts about what Mandela bequeathed his people, for better and for worse.

In other models, emotions as a category are apt to be sucked into either of two other faculties of mind.

He says people like to compare them to Splunk and Sumo Logic, but he doesn't think it's an apt comparison either because those companies deal with unstructured data, index it and search against it, whereas CloudPhysics deals with structured data and presents information directly to the user.

The validity of this number, however, is questionable since many APT attacks either are not detected or are kept secret for many years.

The contextual information includes the state of the organism, the location of targets of action, the desirability of an action, motor intentions, and sensory inputs apt for either selecting or triggering motor programs.

Among those genes apt to become diverse, some develop either duplication or AS, and still some gain both duplication and AS.