Sentence examples for are highly apt from inspiring English sources
J. Fox Cigar Merchant, 19 St James's Street, SW1 The connotations of St Sepulchre's with death and burial are highly apt: for centuries, the pealing of its bell signalled the imminent hanging – or worse – of an inmate of nearby Newgate Prison, characterised by Casanova as "an abode of misery and depair, a hell such as Dante might have conceived".
Last, but by no means least, it is highly apt that this inquiry should be conducted under the auspices of the Women's Committee.
As bone turnover processes are highly surface-sensitive, trabecular bone microarchitecture is apt to reflect physiological, pathophysiological and drug-induced changes.
Introspective and apt to analyze their thoughts and feelings, they are highly invested in seeking the true nature of their intrapsychic experiences.
However, just which sense of 'natural' is most apt in this context is highly controversial and I shall return to this point shortly.
We can thus conclude that the targeting effect of the Apt-PTX-PLGA nanoparticles is highly significant in the targeted drug delivery.
Apt-HAuNS and C225-HAuNS had similar size, and both apt-HAuNS and C225-HAuNS were highly negatively charged.
The American people still don't understand that our system is highly flawed and that neither party in Congress is apt to fix it.
This schadenfreude is, while misplaced, highly apt and Apple is apparently trying to remedy it as we speak.
In the parade of individuals — some still well known, most now faded into obscurity, almost all of them male public servants — with which, in the three hundred and seventy pages that follow the introduction, Shlaes pursues her thesis through the thirties, few heroes emerge, and the most highly placed two are not apt to figure in many liberal pantheons: Calvin Coolidge and Andrew Mellon.
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).
