Sentence examples for apt to apply to from inspiring English sources

Somewhat paradoxically, the only criminal offence that is apt to apply to the media and that does include a public interest defence is the relatively minor Data Protection Act offence of obtaining unauthorised access to personal data.

People with medical conditions like high blood pressure, for example, are apt to apply for the lowest-priced coverage.

"Whoever replaces him should be more apt to apply information from the other studies that are out there".

What also emerged in the trial was an unflattering portrait of a department accused of being too fond of alcohol and apt to apply double standards.

(Note that this entails that Marco Polo was unlikely to be the first to use the name 'Madagascar' to refer to the island, since, although he might have been apt to apply that name to the island, an insufficient number of groundings would have obtained at the point when he was himself using the name).

For example, if you believe that you'll never succeed in life, you may be less apt to apply for new jobs -- and inadvertently, you may not present yourself well on job interviews.

All in all the service customisation process at the centre for psychosis is sufficiently apt to apply modularity; however, there is room for improvements.

If ever the words "He did it his way" were apt, they applied to Stephen.

The analogy has always stayed with me because it seems equally apt when applied to Pedro's personality.

It's an apt phrase that applies to him and his events.

The phrase "life imitates art" is probably no more apt than when applied to the newly published memoir by Laura Bush, "Spoken From the Heart" (Scribner).