I continue to believe the comparison of your cybersecurity portfolio to a financial portfolio to be apt.
It need not continue to be apt.
Here, we believe it is apt to close the debate with Laurance's sobering reminder – "No matter how great the discovery or how important the revelation, a piece is worthless unless it is presented in a way that makes the reader want to read it".
Leaders in any kind of organization, we believe, are apt to benefit from adopting that model to communicate with key constituencies.
It's a description that Carl Anderson, the leader of the international Knights of Columbus, believes has been apt from the start.
Mendoza believes it's apt that the house now stands in a country that tore down a wall and was removed from a nation that plans to build a wall.
Instead of cheering this as a magic purple moment, I could only think of this metaphor, which I believe is apt: There's a ticking time bomb in your living room, you know the bomb will certainly explode in 10 to 15 years, and you choose only to reassure your family, "There is no 'immediate' danger".
The side's midfield general, Pogba's role is to win challenges, dominate aerial skirmishes, break up attacks, initiate them and maraud forward when he believes the time is apt: the all-action footballer who sets the example and tempo for this City-United side.
Writers sit down and say, 'Nope--that's already been done.'" Of course, as a replacement for make-believe, biography is apt to be a short-lived gambit.
Such a preoccupation cannot be apt to gain scientific insight.
We might, then, see the dispositionalist as a functionalist who thinks only the forward-looking causal relations are definitive of belief: To believe is to be in a state apt to cause such-and-such behavioral (or other) manifestations.
