Sentence examples for to inviting the from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it encourages home buyers to borrow as much as possible whether or not they really need to, inviting the excessive leverage that helped produce the financial crisis.

So far, however, the exclusive closed-door negotiations and secrecy surrounding the industry is akin to inviting the resource curse to come to stay in Haiti.

But if the attacks keep up, that policy may waver.Reports from Washington at midweek suggested that Mr Bush might move beyond exhortatory phone calls to inviting the two leaders to meet him, perhaps as early as next week.

In addition to inviting the well-known Dutch designer Hella Jongerius to fill a gallery with works from its textile collection, the museum commissioned her to create a series of textiles based on these holdings.

To be an ineffectual czar is unfortunate, to attack both of Russia's two most sacred institutions and announce loyalty to an enemy nation by wearing a Prussian uniform to state functions was tantamount to inviting the coup d'état that removed him from the throne in 1762.

It is his ambition to make his bookstores enticing places for customers that prompted him to make his boldest move yet – inviting Amazon to sell its e-readers and tablets in Waterstones shops –a move that has been likened to inviting the fox into the henhouse.

He then encouraged everyone to relax, inviting the attendees to "bask in the admiration of your peers".

The studio was happy to oblige, inviting the executives to Peekskill for lessons in brainstorming, Yoe style.

A conversation about consumerism leads to Tyler inviting the narrator to stay at his place, and the narrator later moves into Tyler's dilapidated house permanently.

We didn't want to be inviting the male gaze.

A letter was mailed to the parents inviting the child to participate in the study and to complete a standardised questionnaire.