Sentence examples similar to has invariably stated from inspiring English sources

If you look back 10, 20, 30 or 40 years, you will see that Puerto Rico has invariably lagged far behind the states (and states, not foreign nations, are the appropriate point of comparison for a U.S. territory) based on every economic metric, including unemployment, poverty rate and average household income.

Other New Jersey governors facing budget shortfalls have rolled out such plans — most recently in 2002 under James E. McGreevey — but the state has invariably filled those vacancies with new employees.

The procedures can vary, depending on the facility and the current state of alert, but it has invariably felt unwelcoming, even to an American with all his boxes ticked.

Throughout our history, the claim that voting was a state matter, rather than a federal one, has invariably been deployed by those who wanted to restrict any expansion of the franchise.

But, since each accountability program has invariably been implemented statewide at inception, it is impossible to ascertain the impact of any single state system.

His reaction to opposition has invariably been a violent one".

But the over-all verdict has invariably been favorable.

So far, the party has invariably sided with the unions.

High-resolution astronomical spectroscopy has invariably been carried out with gratings.

The design of these wedges has invariably been based on extensive experimentation.

Yen strength has invariably meant stock weakness.