Sentence examples for Although invariably from inspiring English sources

It provided a way for any government to take the sting out of tabloid stories that cancer patients were being denied what are always described as "life-saving" drugs, although invariably they are not – at best they extend lives by usually a matter of months.

Fossil fuel power plants are one of the major sources of electricity generation, although invariably release greenhouse gases.

Kant holds this principle to be implicit in common human reason: when we make moral judgments, we do so by this criterion, although invariably we do not articulate it as such.

It helps me try to keep the message tight although invariably I will stray.

IIV also occurred in nearly 75 percent of strong colonies, although invariably at lower concentrations.

The existence of water lipid interfaces is essential for the functioning of bacterial lipases (triglyceride esterases) on which P. acnes depends for acquisition of glycerol although invariably also possesses a cutinase (lidless lipase) that functions in a predominantly aqueous environment [ 53].

And, often although not invariably, bigger brains.

(Although they invariably say they are brother and sister, in reality they are a divorced couple).

Hallucinations and delusions, although not invariably present, are often a conspicuous symptom in schizophrenia.

There are also scientific claims meant to demystify the law of attraction, although they invariably have the opposite effect.

Also, although it invariably gets described as a state-of-the-nation novel, I'm not even sure that What a Carve Up! fits that label.