Sentence examples for invited in more from inspiring English sources

That year, Sweden invited in more migrants per capita than even Germany.

Perhaps, if they had invited in more creatures, the momentum would have kept flowing in a joyful and unified way.

Just when I thought the exhale was approaching, she invited in more and more air, and then, as slowly as she took it in, she let it go.

(Social Worker) "You know you can see a bit of the background and they might flick the camera around and you get a greater sense of their home and it's like you're being invited in more closely".

The West has feared that the power vacuum in Tunisia will invite in more radical Islamists, including Al Qaeda affiliates.

Underlying this is a concern, not wholly ill-founded, that any "mechanistic" approach to admissions will undermine institutions' autonomy, and invite in more interventionist measures by Offa.

But when students understand how an assignment is meant to extend the class conversation, they feel invited in as more active participants.

While the duo features their vocalists as guest artists on each track they contribute to, they are less featured appearances on pedestals and more collaborators, invited in as the rotating third member of the group and blended seamlessly into the production.

Windows extend from floor to ceiling on three sides, and sliding glass pocket doors invite in even more light.

… This project will exacerbate the pricing-out of working families and invite in even more unaffordable housing," said Jorge Castaneda, a community organizer with the Coalition to Preserve L.A., which has sharply criticized development decisions at City Hall.

She had meant to ask her local colleagues but instead invited everyone in more than 25 offices all over the world.