Sentence examples for apt to represent from inspiring English sources

Workplace bullying is more apt to represent an abuse, or misuse, of legitimate power.

Energy/Economy/Environment/Engineering (E4) models have been rarely apt to represent human behaviour in transportation mode adoption.

A universal closed-form analytical solution is derived through Fourier transform, apt to represent the response for all possible beam-foundation parameters.

This slogan coined by an absent-minded 12-year-old of my acquaintance, in reference to people stealing his chips, seems an apt one to represent the gradual filching of our freedoms by the state.

Vanessa Chavez, the restaurant's founder, said the name is always used as a term of endearment, which is why she felt it an apt title to represent the food she serves.

Hayes has built his career on a network of trading favors, representing the kinds of people — cops and journalists, largely — who are apt to be able to help him in return.

Too apt to be rodent havens.

They are far more apt to be exaggerated.

Presbyterians were apt to be Patriots, Anglicans often Tories.

Nevertheless, he thinks a pyramid ("we've got lots of little ones") to represent the world's only pyramid stage would have been a more apt representation of the festival.

I realise there have been huge advances in ensuring careers like those in the mortuary are regulated and are more professional – APTs want to be represented in a certain way.