Sentence examples for can aptly be from inspiring English sources

What followed the publication of the NEPHRIC trial in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2003 can aptly be described as a "war".

What's historically been referred to as "gerrymandering" can more aptly be labeled an incumbent protection program.

In addition, our study used a very high maltitol dose (44.7 g/day) 4 6 times that of previous studies, thus the results cannot aptly be compared nor can a direct comparison between the 15.6 or 11.7 g/day xylitol dose and the 44.7 g/day maltitol dose be made.

Michigan State could aptly be described as anything but small.

No matter what you decide in regards to pricing and/or how to charge, it is important that you can aptly justify the cost to customers.

I'm not sure I can aptly explain just how absolutely terrible I am at getting up in the morning.

England's enduring class system can be aptly summed up in two words: public school.

Gilbert, who is studying to apply for a physician's assistant degree and can be aptly professorial, cautioned everyone about Percocet.

And it's a point so simple that it can be aptly summarized by the book's subtitle, "How the Relentless Promotion of Positive Thinking Has Undermined America".

Since it can be aptly described as the general study of being (by a priori or conceptual means, not observation and experiment), we need a word to register this aspect of the subject.

(Hillary Clinton and Joseph McCarthy had it wrong with their talk of conspiracies that were "vast" and "immense" — past a handful people, a conspiracy is demoted to a scheme or maybe a mob. By the time it can be aptly described as "immense," it's virtually a ballot referendum).