More apt, perhaps, would be to see the three dimensions of sustainable development as intertwined, forming a triple helix – the 'DNA of development'.
More apt, perhaps, is the analogy to another Korean War figure: Gen. Matthew Ridgway, another respected commander who took over an American force in disarray against the Chinese and North Koreans and fought the war on the terms President Truman demanded.
The more apt analogy perhaps is to a more recent Republican president -- not George H. W. Bush, who seemed constantly to dismay conservatives, and not Ronald Reagan, who never lost the conservatives' affection even when he disappointed.
Perhaps more apt for the Pennsylvania primary season: "Philadelphia Freedom".
Or, perhaps more apt here, a test park.
Justice Kennedy made a broader point, too, one perhaps more apt today than it was 10 years ago.
As people age, they lose many of those postural muscles, making them less able to balance, more apt to fall and, perhaps, prone to loss of bone.
Leaving behind the art galleries and boutique hotels, we entered a world straight out of "Huckleberry Finn" or, perhaps more apt, "Suttree," Cormac McCarthy's dark tale populated by outcasts along the Tennessee River in Knoxville.
But another, perhaps more apt, comparison is to the early years of the Internet, when so-called content providers pumped prodigious amounts of material and ideas onto the Web and hoped that the demand for it would follow.
This audience is large enough to make the site one of the twenty most trafficked in the U.S., yet it's perhaps more apt to measure Twitch against a different medium.
A follow-up study on the conditions of New York City's streets has found that the teeth-rattling prevalence of potholes, manhole covers and the like has remained fairly steady, or perhaps more apt, as undulating as ever.
