Sentence examples for it could be apt from inspiring English sources
A system of criminal punishment, however improved it might be (see s. 8 below), is of course not well designed to bring about the kind of personal reconciliations and transformations that advocates of restorative justice sometimes seek; but it could be apt to secure the kind of formal, ritualised reconciliation that is the most that a liberal state should try to secure between its citizens.
Which could be apt: Hart's camera-performers are live video of a different kind.
Although this will restrict the actual time you spend on the train, it could be faster, because buses are less apt to experience delays.
Concerning APT-2 deacylation of H-Ras, it was early speculated it could be occurring in yeast cells where the APT-1 gene was disrupted since the in vitro acyl-protein thioesterase activity against acylated H-Ras was similar to that of wild-type yeast [57].
In fact, some of us have argued that the CoPKM strategy, due to its inclusiveness, could be particularly apt at bringing different types of knowledge holders onto the same platform, especially when the focus is on implementation issues [ 17].
What could be an apt anagram, or "Fitting Rearrangement" as the title announces, for a DEBIT CARD?
With Father's Day just around the corner, what could be more apt than "Dad Is Fat?
The Giants could be more apt to run the ball to control the clock and minimize the immediate impact of their many injured receivers.
And the songs are well-chosen for their situation: what could be more apt in the Gunter Hotel than "Right Behind Me", a song about satanic possession, set to lone guitar and austere wisps of violin?
A comparison by Jeffrey Davidow, a former American ambassador who described the United States as a bear and Mexico as a porcupine, could be particularly apt: the tighter the bear hugs, the more both animals get hurt.
