Marc Hand, an industry consultant at Public Radio Capital, said classical stations tended to have older listeners than other formats; those listeners, he said, were less appealing to advertisers but more apt to be the kind of dedicated, passionate supporters who give money to public radio.
I suspect that women will be more apt to elicit the kind of response men appreciate if they're given something that sparkles on their finger rather than in the sky.
When a couple move into a new house, they're more apt to purchase a different kind of cereal.
The fact that he is concerned with linguistic signs rather than with gestures or the "language of eyes" is only due to the fact that vocal expressions are, compared to other kind of signs, more apt for human communication.[38] Soon after 1300 the modistic approach came under substantial criticism.
(Chessboard is more apt, considering Duchamp's obsession with chess, a kind of inside joke Mr. Herz enjoys, having titled the work "Zugzwang," which is a term for a chess position where any move loses).
It also insists on the kind of political timeliness that is more apt to become dated than Mr. Harris's observations about debased popular culture.
It has focused dark berry fruit and notes of chocolate, the good chalky kind – perhaps chocolate liquorice log is more apt given the note of aniseed in there too.
Several years ago, I referred to Neeson as "a kind of sequoia of sex"; here the epithet is even more apt.
And there's ample research to show that when people are exposed to these kinds of attacks, even in the context of a debunking, they're more apt to remember the charge than the refutation.
But, with 45 times the mass of Earth, the planet is more apt to resemble Neptune or Saturn than Earth, and thus would be a deadly environment for any kind of life that we know.
