Sentence examples for i invariably lost from inspiring English sources

Occasionally I made notes, which I invariably lost (recently I found four cheap notebooks each labelled "The Essex Serpent"; three were empty, the fourth boasted half a dozen pages of illegible scribbles).

But all of this is, invariably, lost on whomever I'm talking to.

Yet, for many, China seems irresistible, with money to be made and, invariably, lost.

Mutational analyses showed that restriction was invariably lost when changes designed to disrupt the sequences responsible for multimerization were introduced.

However, EQU was also invariably lost when only OR was rewarded.

However, when OR was punished, it was invariably lost (mean OR = 0 in +EQU/-OR environment).

In bacterial species that have undergone a significant genome reduction, the sulfate assimilation operon is almost invariably lost [ 14, 15].

Since then, I've noticed that ineffective leaders invariably lose sight of one or both of these core elements: either they don't hold people accountable to get the results they've committed to, or they let people get away with treating each other badly, or both.

I expected to find that measures polling under 50percentt with a week to go almost invariably lose, and that is not really the case.

But when challenged in court, they invariably lose.

The party that controls the White House almost invariably loses House seats in off-year elections.