Sentence examples for invited trouble from inspiring English sources

It was almost as if they invited trouble – which they did at times – as a way of, in fact, inviting opportunity.

Pitching to him under any circumstances invited trouble.

This invited trouble, as in the Cromwell era.

Hendrick was booked for a foul on Steven Whittaker and invited trouble when leaving a leg in on Ikechi Anya.

Coutinho, already booked for dissent, invited trouble from the referee, Kevin Friend, when he sent Payet tumbling while lying flat on the ground.

Certainly, many in the city -- from legal experts to prosecutors to government reformers -- say the system for selecting and electing judges has invited trouble for decades.

That invites trouble.

But that lack of diversity invites trouble.

These rather arbitrary time intervals seem to invite trouble.

Saying "Qaddafi" aloud is thought to invite trouble.

Having yakuza at the door invites trouble with the law.