Sentence examples for apt to fire from inspiring English sources
They also give them a short-term reprieve from searching for a job when firms are more apt to fire than hire.
For Drew Erdmann, who had to fire more than sixteen hundred Baathist university professors and staff members in May, this is one area where the German analogy is apt, and he bristles at any notion that academic freedom might be at issue.
Naturalists are apt to find this all highly suspect.
These drier cycles with more wind, less humidity are therefore more and more apt to have these devastating fires.
Home fires are apt to lose some of their ferocity in the long term, no matter how much creativity is expended on keeping them alight.
Next time, prior to putting on your snow gloves and picking up the shovel, do some squats, some walking lunges and most importantly some planks and some crunches to wake up the abs (the abs are the opposite muscle group to the spine, so if your core is firing then you less apt to strain your back). 5. Snow day Timezone is another dimension.
The latter accusation is apt to keep the issue burning indefinitely and fires the demand for an independent "truth commission".
But for every scientific step forward, there is the chill of possible diabolical applications -- where there's neural firing, there's apt to be the smoke (and mirrors?) of self-serving and questionable ethics.
Credit-rating agencies like Standard & Poor's, Fitch and Moody's, whose grading of complex investment products has come under fire in the global financial crisis, are apt to see their days of free agency end in Europe.
Yes, the chief executive of a major bank was somebody apt to be called back from a lavish vacation spot in order to hammer out a humiliating fire sale or emergency financing deals.
