Sentence examples for apt to contract from inspiring English sources
So many melancholy characters roam the screens of the show's video projections that you're apt to contract the existential blues, too.
STC (Subject to contract).
As we "zoom in" (Lister, 2010) on more fine-grained functions of government, the contract is apt to become more limited.
The level at which the object of the contract is described is apt to affect the outcome of the agreement.
Or are we apt to elect someone who will hoard their friends' dollars, giving government contracts to their friends' corporations, and screwing the populous of the nation?
There is another way to see it: that absent government regulation, a contract between an individual borrower and a global bank is apt to be a lopsided affair, because of the parties' grossly unequal information.
However, if a Hobbesian sought to divide the contract up into, say, more fine-grained agreements about the various functions of government, she is apt to find that agreement would not be forthcoming on many functions.
Readers aren't apt to disagree.
Progress, however, is apt to come slowly.
That is not apt to happen.
