Sentence examples for to invite further from inspiring English sources

"To do so otherwise is to invite further outflows of persons seeking resettlement in western countries".

He seems to invite further violence to art – even his own.

You may not agree with these positions, but to dismiss our beliefs is to invite further division.

At least one outside expert says it did, given the department's need to offer warnings without being so specific as to invite further attacks of the same sort.

The paper is meant to invite further research into the mechanisms so that we can determine whether these impacts are driven by specific pollutants in the air or water, by light or sound pollution, or other changes that may have happened to these communities, some of which could be unrelated to gas development.

To shift to a training model with so little theoretical basis, particularly for teachers in underserved schools and communities, though, is to invite further vitriol against the profession by implying that it is one without intellectual rigor or serious emotional investment.

"We will monitor this very closely," she added, warning that failure to comply would invite further penalty payments — of up to 5% of the average daily turnover of Alphabet for each day of non-compliance, back dated to when the non-compliance started.

A number of recent publications provide useful guidelines to those issues that invite further exploration.

A failure by NATO to respond now could invite further Russian testing of the alliance's resolve, Stavridis warned.

To call out racism is to blight your chances or invite further abuse.

But he has already been appointed as captain for it, a role it is intended he will fill in the World Cup next year, and to withdraw him now would invite further tumult.