Sentence examples for better inviting from inspiring English sources

Patients with infections often stop taking prescribed antibiotics as soon as they feel better, inviting a relapse or the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

But National Theatre Wales went one better, inviting you to the south Wales village on which the poem was based, issuing you with a map and encouraging you to discover how deeply peculiar Thomas's adopted home was for yourself.

The new Administration in Washington will make hundreds of decisions about how the U.S. will interact with this change: defensively or confidently, and with either a goal of protecting Old Economy jobs or, better, inviting the growth of flexible new industries.

Maybe we could do better inviting others into the exchange.

And before those emails came a bombardment of other daily emails and letters wanting to get to know her better, inviting her to visit, attend a summer program there, telling her to call if she had any questions.

The Serb is moving better now, inviting Berdych to lumber side-to-side in pursuit of angled forehands and backhands.

Get to know them better by inviting them to do things with your group of friends.

Her attitude was, 'What can I do to help you make this move better?' " He began inviting her on group outings with his friends, but she never accepted.

But Luis Rentero, the tournament's founder, who made a small fortune in the grocery business, began inviting better players, and paying them to appear, and by 1991, the tournament routinely attracted most of the world's best.

At a rehearsal in the Olympic stadium this week, director Danny Boyle implored the invited audience to secrecy – although, if he was totally obsessed with keeping the details of his "surreal" (#savethesurprise) vision secret, he might have been better off not inviting anyone at all.

Sasic may be the tournament's leading scorer but she should have done better than direct an inviting early chance straight into Bardsley's grateful arms.