Sentence examples for Almost invariably on from inspiring English sources

The scant published accounts of the controversy surrounding Anne Carroll Moore and E. B. White rely almost invariably on a handful of sources written decades after the events they describe.

One of the problems of playing Walcott on the wing is that, unlike Lennon or any specialist in the role, he has no tricks – and, bizarrely, in three years under Wenger, playing almost invariably on the flank, he does not seem to have picked up any.

Stretching into a distance, across hundreds, maybe thousands of miles, these faint traces lead almost invariably to a mountain range on the horizon.

The few cars seen on Gaza's mostly empty streets today almost invariably run on used cooking oil due to the lack of diesel.

As intense as the fighting has been, the troop — and when this subject is raised they almost invariably tap on anything made of wood — has suffered only one serious injury since arriving: Pvt.

Designs and analyses of clinical trials with a time-to-event outcome almost invariably rely on the hazard ratio to estimate the treatment effect and implicitly, therefore, on the proportional hazards assumption.

However, asthma outcomes research has almost invariably concentrated on identifying and addressing patient predictors.

They almost invariably began on a very high plane with exciting appetizers.

They're almost invariably based on good scripts, from which he extracts extra layers of nuance.

Throughout the day other networks had a similar focus: the headlines almost invariably centre on cost.

At forums, Mr. Romney almost invariably tacks on to his response a "thank you," even after a hostile question.