Sentence examples for inviting potential from inspiring English sources

In this case, though, the opportunities show how this business can escalate, inviting potential hazard by further blurring the lines between the virtual and the real.

Another man thought that sleeping alfresco was better than actually staying in the building, claiming that he would "rather camp in the field", and inviting potential visitors to "get your sleeping bag and head for the nearest bench".

The announcement of the public events comes a few days after the inauguration committee sent an e-mail message inviting potential donors to buy "V.I.P. tickets" for the concert as well as an evening reception, a dinner with the mayor-elect and the inauguration ceremony.

Charles Koch recently sent a letter inviting potential donors to a four-day retreat in Palm Springs in January.

Here the ELSA network may a play a role by inviting potential partners from the natural sciences and innovation environments to events where ELSA researchers present their agendas.

When Orange announced it was ending its sponsorship - to focus its brand on the film industry - Mosse wrote an open letter inviting potential sponsors to get in contact.

"The challenge with these players is how can they fuel their bodies so they're energetic and exuberant on the field without inviting the potential health hazards of what being big can bring".

Instead, Fatal Attraction put the fear of God in married men by reminding them that cheating inherently involves inviting a potential wildcard into your life and handing them a powerful bargaining chip they can use against you.

People say blankets are unnecessary, but i. they make your bed more cosy and inviting for potential sex partners; ii. at some point in the summer your halls will organise an impromptu picnic or beach visit and you will want a blanket to take to sit on; iii.

Right or wrong, this is inviting dissension and potential and likely arguments considering the particular recent cases in New York, Florida, and Missouri.

"The legislature of the state of Texas has not only decided that university classrooms should be less safe than they were before, because they're basically inviting accidents, misjudgments and potential hostility, but they've also decided that the classroom is a potential battlefield instead of a place for contemplation and deliberation".