Sentence examples for always according to from inspiring English sources

Not always, according to some recent research.

The hooligans who shame the country are always, according to the politicians, an unrepresentative "tiny minority".

As the climate ameliorated further, the forest followed, always according to pattern, with a few pioneers followed by the full array of species characteristic of the forest.

"Cities and histories", he writes, "are constructed in a similar manner—always by the victor, always for the victor, and always according to the victor's record".

There are a few of Maureen's friends to try, but Alma is the obvious one, the loyalist, whose negative forecasts about Mather were always, according to Maureen, a hundred per cent accurate.

For most people the word conjures up memories of the things you were forced to write at school by people like Miss Peecher the teacher, in Dickens's Our Mutual Friend, whose essays were "always according to rule".

As "everything else" secures a modicum of the dignity and respect always accorded to ancient Greece, the latter's legacy will change.

"There's not a lot you can do to change the past, but you can do your best to set the way forward". While many served with distinction, recognition was not always accorded to them in their lifetime.

The MDCT scanning protocol in the setting of suspected renal trauma should always be always tailored according to the clinical conditions of the patient.

She always has a vision in her mind, but it doesn't always go according to plan.

But scientific names aren't always forever, according to Pierce.