Sentence examples for and likely invited from inspiring English sources

Relatedly, the misconstruction of international crime for warfare has stimulated ISIS recruitment and likely invited similar "warfare" to be launched into the workplaces and sports arenas of nations perceived as infidels in the flat, humorless two-dimensional Islamic fundamentalist way of describing their closed-minded, mischaracterization of world events.

He would have recognised a fellow romantic and quite likely invited him along to meet Keats and Byron.

She'll offer to answer any of your questions and likely invite you for a Shabbat dinner at some point.

When he's in a meeting, he was likely invited to share his wisdom and insights.

Stanford was likely invited due to his "Cricket 2020" initiative to revive West Indies Cricket.

"Asserting this authority to build a wasteful wall is legally dubious and would likely invite a court challenge".

The Taliban is a national Islamic insurgency, not a transnational terrorist organization, and would not likely invite back a group which previously misused its hospitality, triggering a foreign invasion.

Searching for solutions in outdated governance and network modes and deploying old-fashioned top-down policy instruments will likely invite failure and bitter disappointments.

According to a project on the border barrier by the University of Texas's law school, the United States sued "hundreds of private property owners to obtain title to their land to allow for construction of segments of the wall on that land". Resuming barrier construction on private lands will likely invite more lawsuits and logistical challenges.

As Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen point out in The New Digital Age, attempts to avoid monitoring, such as commercially available encryption software and a small digital footprint may likely invite more scrutiny, not less.

Because he's missing this week's combine, many teams will likely invite Mixon to their facilities to question him.