Sentence examples for Invariably progress from inspiring English sources

The nature of the mechanistic link between high intraocular pressure and loss of retinal ganglion cells is still not fully understood and although raised IOP is clearly an important risk factor, patients with ocular hypertension do not invariably progress to clinical glaucoma and RGC degeneration, even over long-term periods [2], [4], [47] [49].

Things always seem to be trending in the right direction; there's invariably "progress," always carefully qualified; Washington's troops remain forever steadfast; chances are good that... you fill it in: the invasion will be successful, the occupation a smash, the surge a triumph of an unconventional sort, the latest Afghan election a positive step forward in a tough world.

Men with CRPC who are resistant to docetaxel-based or other systemic therapy invariably progress and die from the disease.

Human prion diseases represent a clinically and pathologically diverse group of neurodegenerative disorders which invariably progress to a fatal outcome.

Nevertheless, in spite of the possibility to obtain partial control of fatal metabolic accidents, the surviving patients invariably progress in their liver degeneration, and develop neurological symptoms in their childhood.

Neuroblastomas that are diagnosed during adolescence and young adulthood are rare, but they are of particular concern because they almost invariably progress, although with an indolent course [ 4, 5].

Champions League progress is imperative.

There's Standard progress.

But injuries have slowed the Pistons' progress.

Economic "progress" is killing the planet.

"Medical progress occurs through incremental innovation.