Sentence examples for Important inviting from inspiring English sources

Since community has been central to HuffPost's mission from day one, we're delighted to be welcoming the people of Hawaii into our own growing ohana, telling the stories that matter most and, just as important, inviting the people of Hawaii to tell their stories themselves.

Equally important is inviting farmers to lead the charge in fighting global warming.

Providing enough information about the study, having a topic of interest and an explanation of likely benefits of the study were important when inviting people to participate.

It tries to make the Mall more important and more inviting at the same time, and it ends up doing neither.

What's important is how inviting these amateur workshops were: I am in my 50th year; another woman balancing on top of me was a septuagenarian.

According to Mr. Dylan's autobiography, "Chronicles," Mr. Young's Folklore Center was also where Mr. Dylan first met Dave Van Ronk, the folk singer who gave him an important break by inviting him to join him onstage at the Gaslight.

Equally important are an inviting shopping environment to bring customers in and bring them back and competent, reliable staff.

Meanwhile, Cisco garners good press by pouring millions of dollars into sponsorship of the Nobel Peace Concert and inviting important clients and senior executives to hobnob with the world's elite during the festivities.

All employers need to be having these important conversations and inviting more people into the process.

Even more important than his inviting presence, Pope Francis is distinctive because he is aggressively implementing the reforms of Vatican II.

The collection is especially important and inviting because it contains small or incidental pieces by artists who are known for large well-plotted work.