Sentence examples for possibly invite from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, he said, "I could not possibly invite other people to join this board".

Due to objections voiced loudly from elsewhere, I had not, for many years, become ecstatic; no acceptable human could possibly invite such malign emotion into their life.

She spoke more than a week after a proposed Security Council compromise resolution, aimed at ending the violence and starting reconciliation talks in a plan advanced by the Arab League, collapsed with a veto by Russia and China, which feared it was a pretext to depose President Bashar al-Assad and possibly invite outside military intervention, as happened in Libya last year.

But they can't go too far or they'll alienate and lose their users and possibly invite tighter legislative restrictions on how they handle our data.

You couldn't possibly invite everyone you have ever known, nor would you want to, so here are a few examples of people you have my permission to cut from your wedding guest list.

Seal off anything else that could possibly invite mice into your place of residence.

This crowding quite possibly invites "easier exposure of patient organs to unexpected trauma".

Their attractive, almost sweetmeat-like translucency possibly invited the first essays at their consumption by the human species".

Even in settings where specialists are not available, what is required is a one-off effort to get such Master Trainers, possibly invited from external sources, to build the required cadre of local trainers.

"I couldn't possibly have invited Templer as he's rather non-U".

Instead of cubicles, there is a large communal white-paneled space, and the audience has three options: first, lie on a bed (a mattress on a block) and be massaged or gently pummeled by the dancers during the performance; second, sit on a larger mattress and possibly be invited to lie on a bed or move to the floor and follow the dancers; third, sit in a blue inflatable plastic armchair.