Sentence examples for invariably affects from inspiring English sources

The student's income inevitably influences the baskets of goods that can be purchased including study items which invariably affects academic performance.

"It affects the entire society because we solely rely on oil and a slight change of oil price on the international market invariably affects society".

In order to carry it out effectively more flexible Geographic Information Systems are needed to be able to represent and manage the imperfection that invariably affects geographic information.

In nasopharyngeal carcinoma irradiation invariably affects the medial and inferior portions of the temporal lobes.

This invariably affects the buffer capacity of the media [ 33], which consequently may loosen the astrocytic cell layer from the culture wells.

In particular, these findings confirm the previous observation that the arginine 702 substitution invariably affects the hearing and kidney function since the juvenile age [8 10].

(This makes sense because intrastate transactions invariably affect the national economy).

He dismissed connoisseurs' criticism that stress felt by the caged animals invariably affected the taste of the beans.

In both counties the new legislatures will redraw their district lines, based on the 2000 census, a process invariably affected by partisan pressures.

The more relevant comparisons regarding New York metropolitan quarterbacks — and head coaches — are those that will invariably affect the environment around teams and players operating within one decent spiral of each other.

Cambodia's inland waterways and road systems constitute the main transportation routes, although they are invariably affected during the rainy season, when floods cause heavy accumulations of silt and washouts.