Sentence examples for necessarily invites from inspiring English sources

What neither set of leaders seem willing to admit is that being in that war necessarily invites a warlike response from those we attack; and that in consequence being in this war inevitably makes America less safe than if no war was underway.

[ 13] The capabilities approach, however, necessarily invites a broader consideration of structural factors that may affect health beyond simply governance.

"Telling does not necessarily invite completion".

You wouldn't necessarily invite him to your birthday party / wedding / leaving do, would you?

Adults gave cocktail parties to which their offspring were not necessarily invited.

Louise Borden's straightforward story doesn't necessarily invite multiple rereadings, but it may soothe fears for third graders nervous about fourth grade, and Adam Gustavson's oil paintings evoke pure joy.

The sort of country where the trains run on time and the post arrives before lunch; where the political views of poets are taken terribly seriously and where miners are heroic figures - though not necessarily invited round for dinner?

Our study also has major advantages, for instance, by demonstrating perhaps for the first time that transition from an NNRTI-based regimen to a PI-based regimen should not necessarily invite changes in the monitoring protocol for lipid abnormalities.

And the new concept inevitably invites comparisons to the old, not necessarily to the favor of the new.

"People who are not in the majority do not necessarily feel invited everywhere or that every general-market message is directed to them," Mr. Visconti said.

Because it would not be voted on, shows with a limited engagement would not necessarily need to invite all Tony voters.