Sentence examples for inviting criticism from inspiring English sources

The celebration was caught on camera, inviting criticism on the grounds that Swisher was mocking Santana.

Sometimes inviting criticism of their zealous marketing, they pitch via e-mail, make cold calls, arrange luncheons and hold community meetings.

Like Mr. McCain, Mr. Obama risks inviting criticism for pandering to special interests, especially when it comes to anyone linked to the housing mess.

For most of the season, the Panthers have stuck out like a sore thumb near the very top of my efficiency rankings, costing the model credibility and inviting criticism week after week.

She faces the dilemma shared by her peers in companies across Japan: to take time off to recharge, or risk inviting criticism for appearing to leave more committed colleagues in the lurch.

Mr. Lazio adopted education as a major campaign concern only in the last week, inviting criticism from Democrats that he is motivated less by heartfelt interest than by polls suggesting it is a top concern of voters.

Where conflict was unavoidable, he assigned greater weight to societal interests, thereby inviting the criticism that he subordinated the individual to society.

Then, while in control of A.I.G. (this time under the Obama administration), the government's managers allowed A.I.G. to pay out the bonuses it owed employees under their employment contracts — again inviting the criticism that a private acquirer would have renegotiated and paid out less, or nothing.

He said the military was getting excessively involved in civil affairs, stopping the country from being democratic and inviting international criticism.

Judge Dickerson responded to the criticism, inviting Ms. Domonkos to lunch.

Famine is coming to Yemen, exacerbating the humanitarian situation there and inviting more recrimination, criticism, and calls for an end to attrition in favor of policies that stop the bloodletting.