Sentence examples for may be inviting from inspiring English sources
In scrambling for short-term savings, American and European firms may be inviting long-term harm.
That kind of descriptive lushness may be inviting for the moment.
The effort has drawn accusations from liberals that the campaign may be inviting churches to risk accidentally or deliberately crossing the lines.
The pub and your new mates may be inviting, but don't forget to wander through those stalls - you might be surprised by what is on offer.
Indeed, central banks outside America, especially in Europe, worry that the Fed may be inviting a new bubble and that the credibility that central banks painfully built over a quarter of a century is now at risk.In this section What went wrong The $2 bail-out Sore heads A dangerous divergence Apocalypse now?
It seems that Apple may be inviting Microsoft's Bing into the iPhone, at least according to BusinessWeek.
The self-driving A2 also offers other conceptual features that may or may not be inviting, like full Wi-Fi capability to keep the driver wired during those long hours whiled away in traffic, as well as a touch pad that takes over other baleful tasks, like flashing one's high beams, operating the windshield wipers and finding a decent radio station.
Doubles from £37.80 B&B The unprepossessing exterior of this small family-owned hotel may not be inviting, but reserve judgment.
The inevitable chorus of voices crying out for "a period of stability" sadly misses the point: we aren't at that place in our history, and trying to impose inertia on those fluid times may only be inviting further discord.
Boulder residents who intentionally leave their doors open, may unintentionally be inviting a Boulder police officer in for a visit.
The paradox is that by trying to avoid the fate of the Soviet party through censorship and a crackdown on the Internet, the Party may well be inviting that very fate, undermining its own legitimacy which must, as Gramsci knew, be based ultimately on consent within civil society.
