Neither had my mom, though she'd be more apt to, having grown up in Asia where seaweed is much more commonly eaten.
"If they have a wandering eye, they might be more apt to have an affair.
I personally think it's an uphill battle to win a repeal via a public vote, generally because if a ban is in place, most of the residents have had very little personal interaction with the banned breeds and thus, are more apt to have to rely on the media coverage as the basis for their opinions.
You're surrounded by kids like you — some smarter than you — and taught by capable teachers who welcome the challenge, teachers more apt to have Ph.D.'s or experience at the college level than high school instructors elsewhere.
Children born prematurely or who are very low birth weight are more apt to have difficulties that could lead to CP. Cerebral palsy cannot be cured.
Maybe Santorum doesn't say much about the decline because the people who are currently marrying more, divorcing less, and having fewer children out of wedlock — the people who are more apt to have what the researcher W. Bradford Wilcox calls "the marriage mind-set" — are not his people.
Millennials are more apt to have a stronger sense of lifestyle and more social activity before and after they have children," co-founder Mathew Spolin said.
Conservative party traditionalists have been angered by his attempts to modernise party policy — which makes it all the more apt Cameron has taken to Twitter — the epitome of a modern digital communications medium — to try to silence his critics.
Voting is generally a good thing not because elected governments always make wiser policy decisions than absolute monarchs, but because experience shows that countries that elect their governments are more apt to have freedom of thought, conscience, and speech than countries that don't.
Today, airline executives are more apt to have a marketing background than an engineering one.
