Sentence examples for need to inviting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it encourages home buyers to borrow as much as possible whether or not they really need to, inviting the excessive leverage that helped produce the financial crisis.

If you really want to feel like you're getting somewhere you need to keep inviting more friends or start shelling out some cash, or both.

We, as a community, need to continue inviting others into our lives, our homes, our spaces, to help them allow us into theirs.

It's the first place your guests are going to see, it needs to be inviting!

A successful restaurant needs to be inviting and relaxing to your patrons and functional for your staff, especially the kitchen.

Reasons for this delay were: lack of eligible patients, lack of interest of clients, workload of low vision specialists who were required to invite eligible participants and ethical considerations of a low vision specialist who had conscientious objections to inviting participants with a need for CCTV training.

Consequently, prior to inviting family members to participate in the study permission needed to be obtained from the chiefs.

Ponder any consequences to inviting your ex.

The church has responded to a pressing emotional need by inviting visitors to write their names and messages of support on large canvas dropcloths hung from the church's fence.

The trouble with movies like those in the "Friday" series is that their success can lead to a need to inflate their importance, inviting pretentious descriptions like "folkloric" when "Friday" is much closer to chitlin circuit comedy.

What they need to do is start inviting the New York Times and others from the mainstream media and to produce arguments that will be the most impactful," Glover said.