Sentence examples for apt to behave from inspiring English sources

"Past returns are weakly predictive, if at all, of how a fund is apt to behave in the future," writes Morningstar's director of personal finance, Christine Benz.

Historically, by Russell's account, they have tended to be more clever, astute, and diplomatic; * The industrial class, who are of "a totally different type" from the bourgeoisie, and are more apt to coerce than to behave diplomatically, due in large part to the impersonal relationships they have with their employees; and * The ideological élite.

And how dare we men presume to behave like gods when we clearly still haven't learnt how to behave like men? Sometimes the plays seem chillingly apt.

He understood how to behave.

"And try to behave.

They need to behave.

"Try to behave".

Who wants to behave well in bed?

I love a reason to behave badly".

He has no idea how to behave.

But the players tend to behave themselves.