Sentence examples for invariably both from inspiring English sources
In the course of his inquiries into suffering, a woman is invariably both the star witness and the most enduring victim.
Genetically engineered strains are invariably both physiologically unbalanced and fastidious.
Almost invariably, both cells of a doublet exhibited RAD51-GFP foci or foci were absent from both cells at 24 hours.
Empires also invariably meet both resistance and push back from within the empire, and competition from other imperial entities beyond their borders, both of which ultimately inflate those costs substantially.
Whenever I show this cartoon in lectures, it invariably evokes both laughter and regret.
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Who knows, the phrase "Power invariably means both responsibility and danger" may have blown across the park and buffeted against these curving panes.
He has used the Jazz Gallery as a kind of home base in recent years, invariably bringing both a responsive clutch of partners and an intriguing batch of new music.
Velocity invariably varies both laterally and vertically.
The precipitation process invariably involves both nucleation and limited growth of nanoparticles.
The plasmonic or metamaterial environment invariably increases both the radiative and non-radiative rates.
