Sentence examples for apt to choose from inspiring English sources

In times of slowing growth, investors are apt to choose companies with more reliable earnings growth, said Ernest M. Ankrim, Russell's chief investment strategist.

To most people, the idea must seem a joke, and even those of us in the trade are more apt to choose a magazine.

Consumers tend to be more loyal to flavors than to brands, she continued, meaning that if the supermarket is out of, say, International Delight hazelnut, they are more apt to choose Coffee Mate hazelnut than to try International Delight amaretto.

I would like to suggest another possible reason why women and minorities are selected for their positions in times of stress: In times of plenty, people are apt to choose incoming leaders that resemble the outgoing ones.

Compared with the French, we're much more likely to choose foods for reasons of health, and yet the French, more apt to choose on the basis of pleasure, are the healthier (and thinner) people.

However striking her shapes were initially, the solo was dully repetitive and demonstrated one of her main problems: she is more apt to choose a robust stance over nuance and is so aware of the audience that she never lets herself go.

Based on the supply of power, you will need to choose the apt linear actuator.

Once you have logged in, there is a display of the websites which you have integrated with your Analytics account out of which you need to choose the apt one for which you want to find the landing pages.

The verse, by Emily Brontë, which continues, "It vexes me to choose another guide," proves peculiarly apt for Mrs. Tetherow, who emerges as Meek's prime skeptic and becomes an unusually vocal opponent.

Tough to choose when they all seem so apt.

Though Winthrop "thought reverendly" of Wheelwright's talents and piety, he felt that he was "apt to raise doubtful disputations [and] he could not consent to choose him to that place".