Sentence examples for what invites from inspiring English sources
Creating viable pathways requires addressing the tough issues related to what invites children to learn science (attraction), what causes young people to choose to keep learning mathematics and science (retention), and what then leads students to graduate (persistence) and continue into these disciplines (attachment)," concludes the CEOSE report.
Back then, what was ridiculous was what invited ridicule.
On the journey of life we need to get clear as to what invited harm or pain into our reality.
Another area where Clinton entered the realm of AIPAC talking points was in accusing Hamas of "stage-managing" the conflict and criticizing the media for going along with it: What you see is largely what Hamas invites and permits Western journalists to report on from Gaza.
(Thus, what we are invited to suppose is a logical possibility is not so very different from what Block invites us to suppose is a logical possibility. However, the argument that Searle goes on to develop is rather different from the argument that Block defends).
That is more or less what Warren invites readers to do.
"What Sebastian invites really is the helicopter shot that starts at Amiens and just goes down the front line for four or five minutes and you still see it tailing off into the horizon," suggests Loader.
If Kim has invented a competition-winning story as Amina, about Amina, without Amina's permission, and with various inaccuracies, what, Freudenberger invites us to ask, has Freudenberger done?
That's what Brown invites us to take from a show in which he tells instructive tales and quotes Epictetus in favour of knowing ourselves and living in the moment.
The idea that users aren't allowed to input their username and passwords into other services is particularly hypocritical, as that's exactly what Facebook invites you to do to import contacts from services like Gmail and Yahoo Mail.
