Sentence examples for almost invariably say from inspiring English sources

Women who managed to combine a career in science with family almost invariably say they got lucky in some way.

Almost invariably, they say they are in his corner because "he's not tainted," or "he doesn't run with the ones in Washington".

"Almost invariably, someone says to me, 'Mr. Ambassador, you don't understand.' Well, my friends, I do understand.

Almost invariably, the employees say that they feel like family and laugh a lot.

Almost invariably, my source said, the scientist Tufts hired was among the 20 with funding.

"The stuff that people insist is autobiographical is almost invariably not," Allen said.

Many teachers today treat children of the black ghetto as if they were uneducable and almost invariably they become uneducable, says Clark.

But the amount of airspace is fixed and there is little room to expand on the ground even if local neighbourhoods were willing, which almost invariably they are not.Yet, says Mr DeCota, "we are convinced we can make much more efficient use of the ground and air".

Ferguson's self-defence almost invariably takes the form of saying his accusers have not read his work or not read it carefully enough, or he dismisses an attack as partisan grandstanding.

"Almost invariably first class," Mr. Lewis said.

"Approval will almost invariably go down from here," said Scott Althaus, an expert on war and public opinion at the University of Illinois.