Sentence examples for be enough to invite from inspiring English sources

Taking pictures on your mobile phone can be enough to invite trouble.

That, in each case, was enough to invite mass murder.

The book jacket is enough to invite double takes -- "Moses: A Memoir".

He was not sure why he was attacked: Syrians say that these days, their accent is enough to invite hostility.

Yet for millions of Japanese employees, the thought of clearing away their desks and being at home in time for dinner is enough to invite accusations of disloyalty.

And of course my great hope, Papa, is that you'll be free enough to invite me out to the Finca to say hello.

I wonder if the management would be kind enough to invite us to once again stay in Room 805, at the same rate of $7.00, plus 35 cents room tax?

Would you be brave enough to invite an Olympian to prom?

All philosophies -- religious, political, or otherwise should be confident enough to invite inquiry and criticism.

Like me, Mahela has been out of the Sri Lankan Twenty20 side for two years and England have been lucky enough to invite him to be part of their coaching staff.

Your hosts may have been distracted, but they were gracious enough to invite you over.