Sentence examples for has long invited from inspiring English sources
Massey's chief executive, Don Blankenship, has long invited criticism.
This announcement may feel unusual for a company that is mostly known for its consumer drones, but Parrot actually offers a number of professional drones under its SenseFly brand and the company has long invited tinkerers to write applications for its drones with the help of its SDKs.
This announcement may feel unusual for a company that is mostly known for its consumer drones, but Parrot actually offers a number of professional drones under its SenseFly brand and the company has long invited tinkerers to write applications for its drones with the help of its SDKs.
Emanuel's push to assert Chicago's "world-class" status has long invited critics who argue many of the development initiatives from the mayor's office have focused on areas that already serve the city's wealthier class while divesting from low-income neighborhoods most in need of revitalization dollars.
The evolutionary relationship between SPLUNC1 and both LBP and BPI has long invited speculation that SPLUNC1 might have either pro- or anti-inflammatory effects in the context of a bacterial infection or other inflammatory stimulus.
Nepali politicians have long invited Indian involvement by turning to the Indian government for support against their rivals.
They have long invited employers to challenge the underpinnings of the Excelsior rule, seeking to deal labor organizing a deathblow.
Instead, I'll be at the Brooklyn Meeting of the Quakers, who have long invited volunteers from our church to serve food to the poor.
Because of his empirical work in the field on the quantification of general intelligence (a subject that had long invited a more diffuse, impressionistic approach), he was regarded by many colleagues as one of the most important psychologists of his day.
New atheist writers like Ayaan Hirsi Ali - whom I have long invited for a public debate in Boston - also jumped on the tides, blaming the Orlando attack on "the Muslim doctrine".
The Chinese embassy had long ago invited Secretary Powell, diplomats and members of Congress to a party welcoming Yang Jiechi as the new Chinese ambassador to Washington.
