Sentence examples for because it invariably from inspiring English sources
The commission overruled its own Enforcement Bureau, which had denied the complaints on the basis of the existing policy, and found that the fleeting expletive fell within the definition of indecency, because it "invariably invokes a coarse sexual image" that made its broadcast "shocking and gratuitous".
Everyone always wanted to be on his team, because it invariably won.
In Pavlov's terminology, the food is an unconditional stimulus, because it invariably (unconditionally) elicits salivation, which is termed an unconditional response.
As a swimmer, Biondi said, it frustrated him when he was asked for "one more" autograph because it invariably led to engaging with strangers for several more minutes.
But this is because it invariably leads to the country's most famous and brilliant man: Muttiah Muralitharan.Mr Muralitharan, or "Murali", as he is known, is one of only three Tamil cricketers to have represented Sri Lanka.
The modern sports owner loves to hear such denunciations of existing facilities by the news media and by fans, because it invariably gives pandering politicians more excuses to cave in to their demands.
"I remember going along to a supporters' do at the end of the season and saying 'you need to enjoy this while it lasts' because invariably it won't.
Don't take that one, because it leads invariably to more consolidation of wealth at the top and power at the top, and it makes it easier to conceal corruption and abuse.
Or, second, one might argue that fictionalism is not a nominalistically acceptable view because formulations of it invariably involve tacit reference to various kinds of abstract objects, such as sentence types, or stories, or possible worlds (for responses to this, see Field (1989), Balaguer (1998a), and Rosen (2001)).
Malaria, too, is neglected, because the drugs to treat it invariably run out of potency within a number of years.
The dose of 160 CFU pro toto was selected because in a previous experiment it invariably led to infection and mortality with a median survival of 4.5 and 7 days in BALB/c mice and common voles, respectively [ 30].
