Sentence examples for an invariable course from inspiring English sources

4 Ischaemic retinal injury results in initial loss of energy-dependent cellular function, 5 6 swelling 7 and an invariable course of necrosis, pigmentary degeneration and vascular involution.

"Realistically, we do not expect our performance to follow an invariable trend line upward," he said in a written statement.

Conley: Development psychologist Erik Erikson suggested that each of us has an "invariable core" or an "existential identity" that is an integration of the past, present, and future.

Mass, then, is not thought an invariable property of matter.

A Deposits are an invariable feature of contracts for the sale of land.

This question cannot be answered without an invariable time standard for reference, but none exists.

But these changes in body composition, he added, "are not an invariable accompaniment of aging".

This guarantees that the mycelium growth process occurs on an invariable nutrition platform, resulting in uniform materials.

From this Faraday concluded that the total charge of the system was an invariable quantity equal to the initial charge of the ball.

He has an invariable answer to questions about his age, the date of his graduation or the age of his daughter: "Confidential".

And when a president is elected, there is an invariable tendency however short-lived to rally round the victor.