And if you assume, as the government seems to, that the overall defence budget should not be greatly reduced, the sort of armed forces the white paper promises will be much more aptly configured than they are at present for the post-cold-war world.
Or, perhaps more aptly, spreading like indoor pyrotechnics at a wedding ceremony... Nothing truly terrible occurs in the clip above, posted on YouTube by nvelikov777, besides a lot of close calls and looks of pure terror coming from the poor bride and groom.
But "you" reply with your own vaguely hostile story that (at least to you) more aptly describes the narrator — in which she pretentiously discourses on the meaning of Ella Fitzgerald's rendition of the banal song "A Tisket, a Tasket".
His focus groups, at their best, might more aptly be described as a kind of group therapy -- the chief difference being that here the object is to enlighten the interlocutor and not the subjects.
WHILE there are French dishes available at Café d'Azur in Darien, the menu at this small restaurant is more aptly defined by the description on its window: "Mediterranean Bistro and Bar".
Rather, an interaction at these two levels may more aptly be characterized as dialectical and an emergence of rhizomatic relations embedded in and performed by shifting connections and interactions (Jamaludin et al. 2012).
Let's look at the Success Academy Charter School Network, whose schools would more aptly be named "Suspension Academies".
At the same time, it applies far more aptly to the terrorists of Al Qaeda and their ilk than it did to the Soviet Union in its dotage.
The site says it will create the proper "loosing" at the knees, but what I have is more aptly described as "sausaging".
Early life is more aptly characterized by oxymorons than outright "selfish" labels, which would imply at least a nervous system capable of processing the concept of selfishness, and that won't appear for a LONG time.
