Sentence examples for more apt to work from inspiring English sources

The demographics reflect students who have not historically pursued higher education in large numbers, who have traditionally been against taking out loans and who are more apt to work their way through college, making on-time graduation more difficult.

Due time, it makes local managers more apt to work and transfer such techniques further downstream, strengthening the supply chain of the present foreign investment and supplier domestic companies.

Relationships are stronger so politicians are more apt to work across the aisle.

Treat your workers well, workers are more apt to work harder and faster if you treat them well.

These usually go hand in hand; they are more apt to work hard if they are happy with the work environment.

People find cookies intrusive and are more apt to turn them off.

I would personally be more apt to want to work for a company that takes into account what I want out of my career and life.

But they have been less apt to work in concert across the country.

Goss is very social by nature, but when he tried running the Goss Gallery, on Cedar Springs Road (where the foundation is now based), he soon discovered that collectors were more apt to buy work from established dealers in New York or London.

In years past, the world's top auction houses, Christie's and Sotheby's, were more apt to place works of illustration art in their lower price point arcade sales, but have more recently sold a growing number of significant works in this category as part of their major and mid-season American art sales, particularly over the past decade.

"We've seen a consistent rise in prices and growing interest," said Michael Rosenfeld, a Manhattan gallery owner who began a series of African American art exhibits back in 1993, although he is more apt to mix the work of white and African American artists, based on thematic interests, in his more recent exhibits.