Sentence examples for invite future from inspiring English sources

The Austin ruling did, however, appear to invite future challenges.

Giving up the ability to adjust exchange rates, they warned, would invite future crises.

They will, despite protestations, invite future litigation under the broader principle.

Not responding would invite future challenges to US resolve, he said.

At times, the lecture seemed to invite future family disagreements, such as Di Noia's plea to children to force their parents to try oil before buying it.

While joining Justice Scalia's opinion, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a separate concurring opinion to invite future nondelegation challenges and announce that he would be open to considering them.

Such loss of resolve only invites future acts of terrorism.

"Any nation that compromises with violent extremists only emboldens them and invites future violence," Mr. Bush said.

As Justice Roberts notes, "uncommon" sounds a lot like "unusual", and all but invites future eighth amendment suits by opining out of thin air.

A number of civil libertarian groups signed a letter written by the National Coalition Against Censorship saying that the move undermines academic freedom and "invites future attempts at intellectual blackmail".

It may be that iconic images have a communicative advantage only for simple visual information, a hypothesis that invites future research.