Sentence examples for inviting problems from inspiring English sources
Officials who organized relief efforts after the Oklahoma City bombing say that New York is inviting problems unless it creates a comprehensive registry of victims and charities and a centralized mechanism to coordinate the distribution of benefits.
Sending young troops – Hutchins was 22 – into a complex land rife with violence is inviting problems, Bouza said.
(Female FGD participant) Women fear that if their husbands are circumcised they will behave like bulls and the women will not be able to satisfy them sexually, it's inviting problems for yourself.
A female participant in the female only FGD noted the following: Women fear that if their husbands are circumcised they will behave like bulls and the women will not be able to satisfy them sexually, it's inviting problems for yourself.
Here's the problem: if you massively disrupt airline travel every time the police catch amateur loudmouths discussing a plot, you're inviting trouble.
Morgan Stanley is inviting trouble.
However, no other naturalists record the painted vulture in Florida and sixty years after the sighting its validity began to be questioned, leading to what John Cassin described as the most inviting problem in North American ornithology.
Since the seizure of hostilities, ZM has witnessed unprecedented physical growth, inviting huge problems of unplanned urban growth, traffic congestion, solid wastes, and pollution.
But if you start burying the stuff, you might be inviting other environmental problems.
