Sentence examples for effectively invites from inspiring English sources

Any trip off the heavily secured bases now effectively invites contact with the enemy.

"If Airbnb wants to do right by minority users, there are plenty of good options at the company's disposal, most notably removing the information that facilitates discrimination – information that makes race of guest and host needlessly prominent and effectively invites discrimination," Edelman said.

Economic analysis effectively invites us to determine what risks it would be acceptable for a potential defendant to take on the assumption that he owns both the resultant benefits and the resultant injuries.

Not to wage the war of ideas effectively invites disaster: it suggests the West cares not a whit for the human side of things, doesn't intend to stay long enough to transform and educate the area, abandons progressive thinkers to fend for themselves against fanatical ideas among other things.

Also, as my American Prospect colleague Paul Starr warns, a mixed system with a public option effectively invites the most expensive and hard-to-treat people to opt for the public plan, while private insurers will seek to insure the young and the healthy.

The moderator, Wolf Blitzer of CNN, effectively invited Mr. Gingrich to critique Mr. Romney's release this week of his tax returns, which disclosed that his blind trust included a Swiss bank account that was shut down in 2010.

These terms effectively invited every foreign ally to undergo a fresh trade negotiation with the United States, as Trump hopes to leverage the threat of tariffs to win more favorable terms from nations around the globe.

It's a feature that has effectively invited the rest of the Republican candidates to remain in the race.

In remarks at UCLA's Royce Hall, Clinton assertively brushed aside opponents' suggestions that she and the Obama administration effectively invited Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent incursion into Ukraine by failing to blunt his aggression.

But, having effectively invited the public to become voyeurs of this part of his life, it seems oddly disingenuous for him to express outrage that Gawker looked through the window.

Jackson started the campaign under Lee's orders with a sweeping flanking maneuver that placed his corps into the rear of Union Maj. Gen. John Pope's Army of Virginia, but he then took up a defensive position and effectively invited Pope to assault him.