Sentence examples for which is inviting from inspiring English sources

Which is inviting, as we'd all like to make the correct decisions quickly, and also generous on Gladwell's part.

For all its modern features, the challenges facing RockMelt, which is inviting users to try a test version on Monday, are enormous.

His hope is shared by the Chinese Government, which is inviting individual investors and corporations to operate old-age and nursing homes to help meet a soaring social need.

The London venues will be joined by the National Theatre Wales and scores of other arts and community spaces around the UK for the event, which is inviting members of the public to submit "letters to the Earth".

• After the news-related products came Obama e-cards, from companies like Hewlett-Packard, which is inviting computer users to "celebrate the Democratic victory with a free greeting card" from the HP Creative Studio, available at hp.com/create; T-shirts from Web sites like ivoted4obamatee.com; and coins "layered in pure 24 karat gold" from faux mints like ecoins.com and the New England Mint.

The near-term chart postures for gold and silver have significantly improved recently, which is inviting more technically related buying interest.

These strips are often used on historic homes with cornices and columns, which are inviting to birds.

Kate, 11, plans a slumber party to which she is inviting 17 boys and girls.

To bring this full circle and to see the interconnected, holistic view of reality to which yoga is inviting us, the guṇas also qualify the seasons.

As we enter the final days of the United States presidential campaign during a week in which Trump is inviting Americans to imagine the first 100 days of his presidency, Duterte's recently completed first 100 days provides a helpful counter-point -- or, more to the point, a cautionary tale.

"This is inviting participation, which is asking something of people.