Sentence examples for rather more apt from inspiring English sources

Also, a shift of the observed exciton peak to lower values could arguably be due to LO phonon replicas of the free exciton emission yielding a composite line shape with a peak value displaced downwards from the free exciton peak energy [27], though this line of argument may be rather more apt for highly crystalline samples.

In spite of Bush's efforts not to unleash a civilizational war (thus the "war on terror," rather than the more apt "war on radical Islamism"), the battle lines were already forming well before shock and awe and Abu Ghraib.

The nervy prose of William Leith could not be more apt for the rather fraught Northern line, and his manic, anxious account of being evacuated from a train that was filling with smoke is probably the most addictively readable thing here.

"Rather, the alt-right movement is more apt to manifest itself in rising resentment that will show itself in the polls come election day," read an account on Richard Spencer's alt-right website.

Without the ability to delay gratification people are more apt to end relationships rather than work on them.

A difference in expression may indicate that some parental cells are more apt to form peptidergic rather than GABAerigic cells.

Rather than a "surge," something like an "accommodation" is more apt, capturing the shift to buying off insurgents instead of seeking to defeat them.

Families will be more apt to "cocoon" at home, rather than visit friends or attend sporting and cultural events.

Ask a volunteer about what they do for the bridge and they are more apt to mention someone else rather than tick off their own list of accomplishments.

"That's one of my signature pieces," murmurs Jenks in her deep, rather smoky voice, a voice that would seem more apt for a jazz singer (albeit quite a posh jazz singer) than a hat designer to the paparazzi crowd.

Anastacia, who is revered for her strength in enduring hardship rather than her ability to fight it, was more apt to "strengthen black self-esteem, promote racial harmony and help instill national pride in Brazil," Mr. Burdick wrote.