Sentence examples for development inviting from inspiring English sources

James took an interest in Hickson's development, inviting him to off-season workouts and his summer basketball camp.

It hung a large sign on the site of its new development inviting applications, and recruited 50 workers from a job fair in Corby, 20 miles away, where a sandwich factory had recently closed.

Its renaissance began in 1978, when two local friends, Mohammed Benaïssa and Mohammed Melehi planned the first moussem under the banner "Culture and Art for Development", inviting 11 artists from around the world to literally paint the town.

The blog Development Aesthetics, curated by Crystal Bennes, is a wonderful compendium of some of these development adverts, inviting contributions.

Duncan's visit follows a letter to British companies in Bangladesh from Justine Greening, the UK development secretary, inviting them to a dialogue on raising standards in garment production.

As a general rule, the contribution of genotype to the phenotypic variance of sensory and motor measures of development is low, inviting exploration of other sources of variation.

Reed, made aware of this new development, responded by inviting O'Neill to begin taking his meals with them.

Ableton is even offering to share the Link SDK (software development kit) for free, inviting any app developer who want to use the protocol to get in touch.

Mr. Covic has promised ethnic Albanians in this poor area economic development and social justice, inviting them to be more involved in local government and the police force.

After announcing his candidacy this past spring, Harugura reportedly raised money from Muslims along Kenya's volatile border with Somalia by promising to "reclaim" the region for Islam — and by attacking Lekuton for inviting Christian development groups into the area.

The group believes this would preserve precious open space in Chelsea, stimulate appropriately scaled development and provide an inviting pedestrian corridor from the West Village to an Olympic stadium, Jets arena or whatever else might eventually be built over the Long Island Rail Road's 30th Street yards.