Sentence examples for this definition invites from inspiring English sources

However, because of its generality, this definition invites questions about its key terms.

This definition invites a multi-dimensional approach that encompasses physical outcomes as well as life quality and perceived well-being.

There are times when the M.T.A.'s members must negotiate tricky terrain, given that secular transhumanism, almost by definition, invites revisionist notions of sex and gender that run headlong into traditional church doctrine.

Accounting's fuzzy definition invites Yogi Berra application.

The definition invites us all to become unofficial goodwill ambassadors -- in our communities, schools, workplace and even as we travel.

People who met the case definition were invited to participate in the study and were interviewed in their homes.

Beyond this definition, the statutory language leaves room for interpretation that invites inclusion of any and all adverse biologic effects, including those identified with genetic information (American Thoracic Society 2000; Marchant 2002).

This aspect invites further investigation".

This reformulation invites an objection, however.

This list invites an intriguing observation.

The movement defies definition and thus invites it.