Sentence examples for invite complaints from inspiring English sources

A ruling that liberated non-dentists to whiten teeth would invite complaints against a host of other professional bodies.

Our cover designer knew when he chose the image that it might invite complaints on the grounds of historical accuracy: real Viking helmets did not have horns.

But many commission members believe denying a third term to sitting Council members would invite complaints about fairness and legal challenges.

NBC and CBS covered a few minutes, snippets on the evening news, but continued to broadcast soap operas in order, I suspect, not to invite complaints from those whose days centered on the drama of "The Guiding Light".

Eumenes was refused a hearing before the Senate on his visit to Italy; his fall from favour prompted his enemies to dispute his territory, and in 164 a Roman embassy in Anatolia publicly invited complaints against the king.

By not having consistency on this issue the AFL invites complaint.

This might invite the complaint that an agent who is constantly trying to maximize good consequences will often, in virtue of that fact, fail to do so.

These complaints invite derision from those in the know.

Cynical or embarrassing toasts are not welcome, nor are children unless invited, dogs or complaints of any sort.

That move could, however, invite more Trockman-like complaints if the market slips anew.

A large portion of their columns were prompted by reader letters and grievances (the Times invites readers to direct complaints to the public editor).