Sentence examples for inviting inquiries from inspiring English sources

Nothing allows time for random questions from kids like a road trip, inviting inquiries like, "Who was the first person to die?" "Who would win: an avalanche or 4,000 skeleton cows?" "Do earthworms have mouths?" For eff's sake, child.

Not by denouncing them, but by inviting inquiry.

But by shifting your mindset and inviting constant inquiry into how you make decisions, you can create businesses in which the diversity of your workforce is truly the strength that you hoped it would be.

I fielded a few inquiries inviting me to model for some cause, and when I had my senior picture taken, the photographer asked if he could use my picture in his advertising.

Then, in time-honored South African tradition, the A.N.C. established a commission of inquiry, inviting submissions from all stakeholders, including students, as it looked into the feasibility of free education.

Ministers had simply decided "to reorder the process" by holding the public inquiry before inviting tenders from contractors, he said.

You will first be sent an inquiry e-mail, inviting you to review a particular paper.

The report said: "[This] is not necessarily an extensive or accurate evidence base for determining whether there may be cause for concern in inviting the proposed speaker".The inquiry report cleared the Islamic Society of any involvement in radicalisation.

Nine Constructionists seeks to spark critical inquiry and debate by inviting experts and general audiences alike to witness the new interpretations of an emerging generation of architectural thinking.

He has vowed to make the inquiry as international as possible, inviting American and United Nations investigators.

English PEN and Index on Censorship are initiating an inquiry into the U.K.'s libel legislation, inviting writers, editors, and publishers to submit examples of how laws have been used to "chill free expression".