Sentence examples for invites trouble from inspiring English sources

That invites trouble.

But that lack of diversity invites trouble.

Yet the school board's vote invites trouble.

Having yakuza at the door invites trouble with the law.

To be a gay man or lesbian with an immigrant background invites trouble here in two very different ways.

There is a case for that: Mr Barak, unlike Mr Netanyahu, would be negotiating in good faith, and experience shows that a drawn-out process invites trouble.

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

These rather arbitrary time intervals seem to invite trouble.

Pitching to him under any circumstances invited trouble.

Saying "Qaddafi" aloud is thought to invite trouble.

This invited trouble, as in the Cromwell era.