In scrambling for short-term savings, American and European firms may be inviting long-term harm.
Meanwhile, English National Ballet School is still smarting from the injudicious message posted on its Facebook page at the beginning of the new term inviting students to "work off" the Christmas calories.
Sigmund Goldstein, a Socialist, wrote in to complain of a political cartoon which, he declared, completely misrepresented the Socialist position Seems that the cartoon had shown F.D.R. at the wheel of a Fourth Term Taxi, inviting Returning Veterans to hop in.
There is also a graphically inviting glossary of scientific terms like antioxidants, bioflavonoids, ceramides and free radicals.
Since inheriting the house, the artist's son, Peter Poor, has tried to find a way to ensure its long-term survival, inviting historians and preservationists to tour it.
"We're being as kind and fair and gentle as we can in terms of inviting people to participate," Attorney General John Ashcroft said this week.
"Say you have a 'special child,' " the book begins, at once inviting us in folksy terms to suppose this to be the case and commanding us to summon the child into existence through the sheer act of saying so.
Bethmann's message restating Germany's peace terms and inviting Wilson to persevere in his efforts was delivered on January 31 but was paradoxically accompanied by the announcement that unrestricted submarine warfare would begin the next day.
He said that Tomlinson "just looked as if he was going to stay where he was forever and was almost inviting physical confrontation in terms of being moved on".
Well, the exponential acceleration of our information technology and of our processing mechanisms certainly raises the notion of the soon to be born enhanced intelligence -- which in my perspective is a much more friendly term and one inviting a hopeful future for our next generations.
