Sentence examples for that could invite from inspiring English sources

Opposition leaders in the new government said they feared a collapse that could invite a military takeover.

Meanwhile, on the Upper East Side, Mount Sinai Hospital, bearing a Jewish name that could invite a terrorist attack, increased its security budget by 30percentt.

Misdemeanors not only bred a sense of disorder that could invite more crime, but also were often committed by serious criminals who had otherwise escaped arrest.

Arab officials have expressed similar misgivings about a unilateral Israeli withdrawal that could invite Hezbollah attacks on departing troops and deteriorate into another destabilizing conflict.

Opposition leaders, meanwhile, portrayed the new government as walking a tightrope, balancing the public's demand for a purge of the old ruling party against their fears of a government collapse that could invite a military takeover.

Although the Communist Party leadership under Xi Jinping has promised major economic policy changes, it is wary of any political steps that could invite challenges to one-party rule.

Star Alliance has often said that the Indian market is large enough that it could invite two airlines to be members.

She would also "love at some point for Breathing Books to become something that I could invite young artists to work with me, but that is a dream".

And some in the opposition, including the Nobel Prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei, have repeatedly warned that hasty elections could leave the fledgling democracy so weak that it could invite the rise of another military strongman.

But given the party's contiguity to the place it described, and given the contrast between the people at the party (people like me) and the long-bearded men in long shirts selling okra just down the road, it seemed a situation that could easily invite the charge of us and them, as well as that most unfair social division between the writer and the written-about.

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