Sentence examples for thereby inviting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thereby inviting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action leads to or causes another action, often in a formal or academic context. Example: "The new policy was implemented, thereby inviting feedback from all employees."
Predictably, Castro chose to stay on course, thereby inviting harsher times than any that he or Cuba has known.
Martin applies their simplicity approach — showing an edifice and thereby inviting the viewer to consider what lies behind — to his work on the female bodybuilders.
Conservative Japanese politicians, the paper correctly says, have been helping to fuel the conflict over the islands, thereby "inviting the participation of the Chinese navy".
Where conflict was unavoidable, he assigned greater weight to societal interests, thereby inviting the criticism that he subordinated the individual to society.
The reason: to avoid a recurrence of the Korean stalemate attributable to UN forces crossing the 38th parallel - thereby inviting Chinese intervention - US land forces in Vietnam were forbidden to cross the old Geneva line.
Félix Doh, the military head of one western rebel group, accused President Gbagbo of allowing Liberian rebels to use Côte d'Ivoire as a rear base, thereby inviting Liberia to retaliate.
Republicans with short memories and deep longings for re-election will be tempted to keep spending lavishly, thereby aggravating aggregate demand, inviting the return of inflation and a frantic rush of speculation.
Given that gold was the international settlements standard, the situation could strain the Treasury thereby eroding America's international status and inviting foreign recognition of the Confederacy.
In this view, a beautiful photograph drains attention from the sobering subject and turns it toward the medium itself, inviting the viewer to look "aesthetically," and thereby compromising the picture's status as a document.
To counteract the tendency towards the Intuitive Thinking, in order to make people less susceptible to the heuristics that may generate incorrect judgements, one possible intervention could be to "slow" people's actions down, inviting them to be consciously aware of their actions, and thereby make them employ System 2-thinking.
Thereby the study has shed light on the effect of different strategies for inviting women to cervical cancer screening.
