Sentence examples for apt to replace from inspiring English sources

Owners and general managers are more apt to replace a struggling coach than to support him.

Nicely put, but this is not the kind of testimonial that is apt to replace "New Jersey: Come and See for Yourself" as the state tourism slogan anytime soon.

This notion is apt to replace the older notion of substance, not, I think, to the advantage of precise thinking.

Tubman, a key figure in the abolitionist movement who guided many slaves to freedom via the Underground Railroad, is a particularly apt choice to replace the slave-owning Jackson. .

To replace Michael Steele?

Panthers to replace banner.

"Whoever replaces him should be more apt to apply information from the other studies that are out there".

Partial physeal arrest is particularly apt to produce progressive angular deformation when a bridge of sclerotic bone forms eccentrically between the epiphyseal ossification centre and the metaphyseal bone, replacing a segment of the physis and the zone of Ranvier.

Readers aren't apt to disagree.

Progress, however, is apt to come slowly.

That is not apt to happen.