Sentence examples for invited a future from inspiring English sources

In the end, Alito left that old precedent in place, but virtually invited a future challenge to it.

In an explosive 5-4 decision, the court rejected the challenge, but an unusual dissent from Justice Stephen Breyer called into question the entire death penalty franchise and all but invited a future case about its constitutionality.

But, he added, "I believe a 'no' vote invites a future of dangerous confrontation and constant insecurity".

President Clinton, speaking at the United States Coast Guard Academy, warned lawmakers that rejecting the China bill "invites a future of dangerous confrontation and constant insecurity".

An instruction that one wants to be buried with a bottle of Jack Daniels could raise a question of his or her sobriety, and an unequal disposition between children invites a future will contest by the disfavored child.

Frank Fukuyama remains very enthusiastic about the project and could be invited for a future visit to talk further about the challenges of direct democracy and Libya's approach.

Combined with the pseudo-green motives of the political right, this invites a devastating future.

Erythrocytes generation by cancer stem cells will invite a lot of future research to better understand the molecular pathways underlying the genesis of tumor-derived erythrocytes and to potentially develop novel therapies targeting them.

Labour may look weak now, and the prospect of a Labour government may seem remote, but by re-engineering the system to their advantage, the Tories may invite a revenge attack by a future administration of another hue.

The History Channel invited the Future Cities Lab to enter a competition to redesign Washington, DC, to minimize the impact of sea-level rise.

After a final all-nighter in April 2003, the striving architects invited their future clients, their marks, to their East Village walkup for a formal presentation.