Sentence examples for invite disaster from inspiring English sources
Today, even assuming that Europe's debtors and creditors can agree, any revision could invite disaster.
But to hold back without a plan to undermine White's center is to invite disaster.
It creates such a bland fantasy of innocence that it seems to invite disaster.
To be "put on a pedestal before your clay was dry was to invite disaster," he wrote.
His name often is revealed only to initiates, and to speak his name aloud is thought to invite disaster or death; his most frequent title is Father.
"Any other plan of action, in view of the drift toward socialization and despotism all over the world, would invite disaster".
Striking too late invites disaster.
It has sabotaged the frail vestiges of regional peace, and invited disaster upon Lebanon.
In plain terms, it means you're stuck and that any move out of the predicament invites disaster.
To walk toward the camp invited disaster, and if the vehicle had already gone by, they reasoned, the driver would eventually realize his mistake and turn back.
Cunningham was far from unusual in avoiding this unpleasant subject, even though an ostrich position, as legend has it of ostriches, invites disaster.
