Sentence examples for are invariably given from inspiring English sources

The same characters and incidents that featured in The King's Speech are shown here but are invariably given a very different interpretation.

They are invariably given gratis to select practitioners who invariably give glowing reports, and are not necessarily given to dental schools or serious independent research facilities that would examine their efficacy.

Regulators are invariably given very extensive investigatory powers and, in many jurisdictions, scrutineers are assisted by wide ranging Freedom of Information laws.

His audience appears to appreciate it, because at the end of the show he is invariably given sweets.

Although my sister and I were invariably given the biggest and best morsels, we experienced our family meals as a means of parental oppression.

Like many of the grand West Coast Chinese restaurants, from Vancouver on south, the dim sum is ordered from a menu — you're invariably given a short pencil and a printed sheet, to tick off what you want — cooked fresh and served hot, rather than being hawked from steam carts.

In the literature, the syntax of IFL is invariably given for formulas.

(There are several male characters of the same name in Greek mythology, but the first asteroids were invariably given female names).

Newhey, at the south of Milnrow by Shaw and Crompton, is the most distinct of these areas, and, with its own parish church and Metrolink station, is invariably given as a separate village.

Highest scores were invariably given by breast cancer patients.

The competency of individuals who conducted the assays that measured serum markers was invariably given little detail, which only added to concerns for an additional potential bias when it was not known in full whether all studies had serum analysis carried out by individuals or contracted laboratories that followed rigorous procedures.