Sentence examples for means inviting from inspiring English sources

To surrender it means inviting terrorists to come to us".

"Everyone knows that capitulating to terrorism today means inviting the next act of terrorism.

And if that means inviting journalists to eat dirt, so be it.

When having a baby girl means inviting physical danger or financial ruin, it's hard to simply condemn women for opting to terminate.

But seeking office means inviting scrutiny and so far Lewis is having trouble in the spotlight, facing criticism for having few political ideas – "I'll announce a detailed platform soon," he said – and no political experience.

(Reuters) Babelgum's film festival Babelgum, otherwise known as Joost's ugly sister, has announced its own film festival which means inviting aspiring filmmakers to upload their work, and possibly be selected for the dedicated film festival channel.

Oh, and at no time did the media bother to seriously question the wisdom of any of this, because to do so would mean inviting the reputation-killing charge of Not Being Serious, which would mean fewer invitations to cocktail parties where one could get drunk with Christopher Hitchens.

Lunch With a View of the Office For many corporate executives, "let's do lunch" these days may mean inviting guests to pull up an office chair and share a tuna sandwich.

And that meant inviting his mother to Southern California to care for him for a couple of weeks, just as she did when Giavotella was a Little Leaguer.

Wearing short skirts meant inviting sex or rape and these women were to be blamed if they were subjected to unwanted sexual advances or sexual assault.

For many, adolescents' participation meant inviting adolescents to participate in plans and programs developed by professionals, since adolescents' opinions on the issue were not perceived as important as professionals' judgments.