Sentence examples for bit more apt from inspiring English sources

Voters in Michigan were a bit more apt to say they disapproved of the government's bailout to United States automakers a few years ago.

In truth, most Russian police officers are apt to be a bit more bribable, and less successful at tracking down their prey, than their TV counterparts.

"The pullback last week created a little bit of breathing room, and buyers might be more apt to step in at these levels," said Todd Salamone, senior vice president of research at Schaeffer's Investment Research.

If your teacher isn't very apt, he might not notice that you added a little bit more than a double to your paper, lengthening it visibly.

But likening these two characters has been done before; Rob Sheffield called Hannah the "sicko granddaughter of Larry David," which is a pretty apt, and hilarious statement (although, to be fair, Larry is a bit more of a "sicko" than Hannah).

More apt.

What could be more apt?

A more apt comparison would be Ben Roethlisberger.

They are more apt to stay sound.

They're more apt to stay home.

"Brown-ish" would be more apt.