But unlike Americans, who often wear their faith on their sleeves, the French have a reverence for the secular republican state that makes them apt to keep religious beliefs to themselves.
For awhile I've been wanting to draw attention to this visual deconstruction of the "global warming has stopped" meme often used by people whose profession or worldview makes them apt to reject science pointing to a greenhouse-heated climate: This animated graphic was created by the folks at the Skeptical Science blog as part of a series of posts on the notion of "going down the up escalator".
It is possible that some genotypes contain virulence factors that make them especially apt to spreading between cows.
And raw turnips have a crunch that makes them an apt stand-in for carrots in a dill-scented slaw like this one, shredded together with green cabbage.
Buffeted by economic pressures and cut adrift from their social moorings, Douthat suggests, the members of this group may have lost their "sense of meaning and purpose," making them more apt to succumb to drug addiction, alcoholism, and other diseases.
Mr. Dautrich also said the ethics fines and the cottage questions come at a time when residents are still sore from a weak economy, making them more apt to lash out at perceived bad behavior from a leader.
The liberties had for centuries performed a necessary cultural and ideological function in the city's symbolic economy, one that can be only briefly summarized here but that made them peculiarly apt ground for early modern drama to appropriate and turn to its own use and livelihood.
That makes them more apt to try quick fixes.
Advertisers would become part of the development process, making them more apt to promote their products in and alongside Web content.
Seasonally, winter is a better time than summer to conduct e-mail campaigns as Stewart posits that more people are indoors when the weather is colder, making them more apt to be checking messages.
