Sentence examples for much less apt from inspiring English sources

"Speaking of gray hair, a lot of young entrepreneurs would be much less apt to take advice from someone who looked like their mother or their grandmother".

Another result of the dot-com implosion, executives said, is that companies are much less apt to think they can easily expand into numerous product lines.

The political scientists offer reams of data to support their conclusion, which sounds like common sense but that actually flies in the face of much academic high theory: "Justices are much less apt to defend the speech (and speakers) they dislike than the expression they like".

"If you were having a birthday and I came early and I started eating your cake and maybe I opened up all your presents and started playing with your toys, you'd be OK with that?" Then it gets a lot better when he offers a much less apt comparison and we nod along.

It is a lifetime appointment apt to be much less grueling than his current position is.

After Nat Turner's rebellion, white terrorists - there's no more apt description - rounded up many slaves who were not even disobedient, much less complicit, and murdered them.

Medicaid is a better deal for poor people because it typically charges much less in co-payments and premiums for a better package of benefits than private insurers are apt to provide.

The name couldn't seem less apt.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

But the parallel is starting to look less apt.

People who feel respected are less apt to sue.