Sentence examples for be apt to go from inspiring English sources
Depending on the skill of the spy you are currently avoiding, they may be apt to go for headstabs, which will kill you just as quickly as a backstab.
Less than that, and it's apt to go out on you.
Not that anyone's money is apt to go a long way in the immediate future, she said.
If they were not uncommonly well versed, for instance, in the habits of a mastodon it was apt to go ill with them.
Wit is a good deal like the Mills hand grenade used in the last war; a second's delay and your bomb was apt to go off before you could get it away blowing up your own side.
In a 1998 interview, Ferré confessed that when writing in Spanish she is apt to "go crazy with words," whereas "in English, I don't have the same linguistic repertory".
Thus the problem, as William F. Buckley Jr. puts it to Cannon: "People say he is a simpleton, which isn't right, and when they realize he isn't they're apt to go to the other end of the spectrum and compare him to Socrates, which doesn't work either".
(Of course that doesn't mean the average 911 owner is apt to go out and sell his car in protest).
Smart companies are moving fast to take advantage of it and the ones that miss out are apt to go extinct.
