Sentence examples for more apt the from inspiring English sources

The results, he argued, would show which comparison was more apt: the Americans in Korea or the French in Vietnam.

But policy and economic analysts projecting its complicated and wide-ranging potential impact said the term "fiscal hill" or "fiscal slope" might be more apt: the effect would be powerful but gradual, and in some cases, reversible.

Regardless of which comparison is more apt, the Fed's decision on Wednesday to renew a no-holds-barred effort to nudge the recovery by lowering long-term interest rates was a notable display of Mr. Bernanke's determination to act at a time when the effectiveness of both monetary policy, which he controls, and fiscal policy, which he does not, is under debate.

When in 1898 William McKinley conquered the Philippines and chose to rule it, the imperial metaphor became still more apt: the United States had become, for the first time, the proprietor of whole nations whose peoples would never vote in its elections and whose governors reported directly to the president.

The warmer the sleeper is, the more comfortable the user will become and more apt the user may be to wear them again on the next consecutive night.

The more frequent the trauma, the more apt these cells are to develop aberrant DNA mutations; the more numerous the DNA mutations, the more aggressive the cancer [ 12].

The comparison is even more apt given the fiscal stimulus package being hammered out in Washington, Mr. Kitchen said.

(The Ghostface comparisons only become more apt given the two rappers' shared obsession with food).

"The timing of this play could not be more apt, given the current status of doping in sport," she said.

It was FYI that declared perhaps "warned" is the more apt term that "The capri pant is back".

13 17 Recent years have, however, seen the adoption of methods more apt for the question at hand, in the form of decomposition techniques.