Sentence examples for inviting attack from inspiring English sources

Rooks, starlings and thrushes have all been seen deliberately disturbing the nest surface, inviting attack by the ants.

Adhesives strong enough to hold skin together under tension, or repair bone or other internal tissues — without inviting attack by the body's immune system — have eluded researchers.

Despite being an Obama appointee, Lynch is not part of the president's inner circle and may not, for that reason, be immediately seen by Republicans as a proxy inviting attack.

During the crisis, the emperor either focused his forces on the defense of one point, inviting attack at another, or he left some embattled frontier altogether to its own devices; any commander who proved successful had the emperorship thrust upon him, on the very heels of his victories over the invaders.

Many are exhausted by Israel's continuing siege, but fear they would be inviting attack inside and out if they laid down their arms.Many Palestinians long for the factions to make peace with each other so they can negotiate with the Israelis as a united group, and fear that the longer it is left to fester, the harder it will be to reverse the separation of territory and power.

It will be impossible to know which systems can resist attacks until they're out there, in the real world, inviting attacks.

At least one animal activist, Russ Rector, a Fort Lauderdale dolphin trainer, said he wrote a letter to SeaWorld three years ago warning that the park's trainers were inviting attacks by pushing show mammals too hard to please a crowd.

Survivors and relatives blamed the Taliban for the attack, but also criticized the government for failing to protect them and the coalition for driving through the center of town, inviting attacks in populated areas.

The few insurers that specialize in e-commerce often request that clients not discuss specifics of the policies, which were developed over the last couple of years, for fear of inviting attacks.

If he did, he would be inviting attacks not just from Democrats but from some Republicans as well, and particularly from Thomas Kean, Sr., the former Republican Governor of the state, who for many years served as Christie's mentor and close adviser.

It was understood that the right-leaning Conservatives could not lean too far right without inviting an attack by the opposition.