Sentence examples for inherently invites from inspiring English sources
But doing so inherently invites complicated questions does it invite the idea that there's something wrong with trans people?
Additional potential limitations of the study design include the subject population, which comprised healthy individuals whose tolerance to exenatide may be different from that in patients with diabetes, and the open-label trial design, which inherently invites the potential for bias because it can affect patient expectations.
To propose, as I did [ 1], a paradigm shift in our thinking about ideal etiologic and intervention studies in what we take to be the essence of each of these is to say something that inherently invites a response from any critical teacher of epidemiological research.
Electronic shits like email and texts not @s or comments, maybe, since they're more specifically directed and inherently invite a response feel, when taken together, like a psychic Pacific Trash Vortex.
Add to that, as these internal moderation guidelines show, Facebook's own position in apparently wanting to balance openness/free expression with "safety" is inherently contradictory — and invites exactly the sorts of problems it's running into with content moderation controversies.
ASPRS invites your participation.
Beyond being inherently snobbish, such selectivity has invited charges of racism.
Sports is inherently unfair, regardless of sex ambiguities, says Dr. Eric Vilain, an invited participant at the Olympic committee meeting and the director of the U.C.L.A. Center for Gender-Based Biology.
But there is certainly nothing inherently new or radical about strategic art world "power" couplings and the corruptions they invite.
