Sentence examples for apt to attack from inspiring English sources

They are also more apt to attack an opponent immediately rather than wait.

They are apt to attack humans only when disturbed, but then they can be quite vicious.

But the Republicans were more apt to attack Democrats than one another — in particular Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, for saying that he would be willing to negotiate with leaders of hostile nations without any preconditions and that he would dispatch troops to Pakistan to search for terrorist camps if the Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, failed to take action.

If your home security guard was overworked and had a high stress load, he may be more apt to attack the wrong things.

However, due to the geographic dispersion of fog-devices, they are apt to be attacked by side channel attacks.

You could call it verbal judo, which is a very apt name for a "conversation" that is really a disguised attempt to attack you or start a fight.

"He ain't no more apt to have a heart attack than a younger man," the safety officer replied, Mr. Burnette recalled.

Poring over calendars is apt to give people round should-.

Attacks are apt to recur following less or no exertion as coronary heart disease worsens.

He is impulsive, inexperienced, prone to running off at the mouth, unwilling to be briefed, and apt to perceive advice as a personal attack.

However, the end-devices of IoT may not have the special trusted hardware, and the stored keys are apt to be leaked by side-channel attacks.