Sentence examples for apt to include from inspiring English sources

Events these days are more apt to include film screenings, and ballet classes for children, though the occasional bonfire is still held in the garden on wintry evenings.

At Greenwich, Conn., and Saratoga, N.Y., this summer, the executives are apt to include Michael L. Tarnopol, a senior partner at Bear , Stearns who is a newcomer but said to be making quick strides; Peter B. Orthwein, a member of the Anheuser-Busch family and a titan of recreational vehicles, and Geoffrey J. W. Kent, the C.E.O. of Abercrombie & Kent, the luxury travel company.

The roll call at a San Francisco preschool is more apt to include Declan, Keegan, Balthazar, and Poet.

In addition to the 30,000 copies distributed to wherever the rich are most apt to find themselves, including Manhattan boutique hotels, M.A.R. mails out another 30,000 copies of the quarterly.

Nowadays the choreographer Marie Chouinard from Montreal is apt to garner international prizes, including a Performing Arts Award from the Governor General of Canada.

They found that several parts of planes were apt to have damaged wiring, including the forward edges of the wings, the wells into which the landing gears retract and anyplace near a heat source, although Ms. Erickson said these cracks "do not, in and of themselves, represent a safety problem" in the absence of flammable material.

(Strings of fewer than 30 characters were apt to turn up meaningless matches -- including common proper names and phrases).

The dispersion of doctor  incomes is apt to be even wider if one includes not only physicians practicing in large medical groups but all practicing doctors.

Inclusion of one in the model would largely negate inclusion of the other, and therefore models including both are apt to exhibit highly unstable structure with slightly varying inputs (c.f. Figs. 5,6).

Actually floating plastic articles, including computer screens, are apt to grow barnacles, and it's barnacles that the albatross hopes to eat.

The final judgment is too apt to be a hodge-podge of considerations, including considerations that may well weigh with legislators but which this Court can hardly disentangle.