Sentence examples for invariably added from inspiring English sources

Vanilla is invariably added to enhance the flavour.

Other raised designs were invariably added, including rosettes, medallions, leaves, ornamental friezes, or coats of arms.

Salt was almost invariably added to food in cooking (98%) and salted foods such as fish and meat were eaten in both rural and semi-urban villages.

Which, he invariably adds, does not mean selling out.

After the obligatory comments about the view, visitors invariably add, "But the kitchen is really small".

Mushrooms invariably add little in flavour, but their silky texture is welcome.

"In God we trust," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is fond of saying, before invariably adding a caveat: "Everyone else, bring data".

But he invariably adds: "There is nothing made in the United States that has to be made here — that can't be shipped in from some other country".

But those holding this majority view, among them Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, invariably add a significant caveat: They could be wrong.

These revisions invariably add to the reserve base".A few decades ago, the average oil recovery rate from reservoirs was 20%; thanks to remarkable advances in technology, this has risen to about 35% today.

They attack or praise candidates, just like straight political advertisements, but they invariably add a tag line that urges voters to do something other than vote for or against candidates.