Sentence examples for apt to pass from inspiring English sources
Most apt to pass a worthless check between 36-40.
But the symbolism -- an American traveling to Asia to save Asians from globalization, whether they want to be saved or not -- is too apt to pass up.
They had calculated that Congress would be more apt to pass the bill quickly if the White House wasn't meddling in it and taking the credit, but now they ran up against another reality — that the House wasn't going to pass anything if the public deserted it en masse.
Machiavelli says: "One error into which princes… are apt to fall, is of so great importance that I must not pass it over.
That is not apt to happen.
Poring over calendars is apt to give people round should-.
Some presenters are more apt to give us free reign.
With vertical passing a few ticks riskier, teams might be more apt to call the draw on second-and-fifteen or third-and-eight than they have in seasons past.
Thus, it seems that during their first hour of life, cells pass through a particular state that allows them to be more apt to respond to N-pathway activation.
But Americans are also far more apt to blame Republicans than the president for failing to find common ground and passing legislation.
