Sentence examples for inviting directly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps what we can do in the immediate future is to avoid inviting directly competing peers to be the reviewers.

The most efficient method of screening is likely to incorporate a step-wise process targeting those at highest risk as opposed to inviting everyone directly for a diagnostic test [ 10].

In fact Peter, attempting to revive the poisoned Tinkerbell, addresses the audience directly, inviting them to become participants in the live performance.

With The Overton Window and, just last month, The Eye of Moloch, Beck skipped the middle man (woman), claiming sole authorship and more directly inviting readers to consider the books' content to be "faction".

In July LinkedIn prevented users of the application from inviting their contacts directly from LinkedIn.

Hager works at Man Repeller after the founder, Leandra Medine contacted her directly, inviting her to join the team.

Some of the respondents criticized a rather confrontational approach of directly inviting people via telephone or mail; at the same a more indirect approach (for example advertisements) also came in for some criticism.

A few even give their email addresses, thus inviting readers to communicate directly.

"Burberry's live streaming of its catwalk shows, plus inviting customers to buy directly off the screen, is a clever digital trick to democratize the brand experience without compromising on its brand vision/luxury status," says Jenny Dyson, creative director of Pencil, the boutique content agency based in London.

Many of these point-of-sale movable displays engaged consumers directly by inviting them to try the product (see figure 1).

That meant I was directly involved in inviting and booking writers like Dr. Angelou.