Sentence examples for apt to join from inspiring English sources

Specifically, "the American groups are more apt to join Europeans than Asiatics" [44], suggesting that the Late Holocene South American groups have not specific mongoloid craniofacial traits.

But surely there could be nothing more apt: a mythical beast to join the capital's long lost menageries – like the medieval Barbary lions of the Tower of London, or the elephants and zebras of the Exeter Exchange on the Strand in the 18th century.

We know how proud CMJ was to be asked to be MCC president in 2010-11, so it is apt for the BBC to join with the guardians of the laws and spirit of the game to launch these prizes.

This may be why a Black resident of Jasper was more apt to respond in alignment with a white minister from his small local congregation than to join with the NAACP or Black Panthers.

Anecdotally, individuals at this site were more apt to cite confidentiality concerns as barriers to joining than individuals at other sites.

Keiko Matsui, who is more apt to be found performing Mozart, joins Mr. James on the piano bench for two-handed arrangements of "Altair & Vega" and "Duo Oto Subito".

Readers aren't apt to disagree.

Progress, however, is apt to come slowly.

That is not apt to happen.

We're not apt to disagree.

Nor is his show apt to inflame.