Sentence examples for invariably bring from inspiring English sources

These are decisions which are easily made and invariably bring the right results.

They would invariably bring up Mr. Strauss-Kahn "and call the French 'perverse' and things like that," he said.

But the partners' professional, as well as personal, lives have long intersected and invariably bring them together.

The first weeks of the school year invariably bring fresh evidence of the achievement gap that separates black and Latino students from their white classmates.

Whenever I write on this subject, readers invariably bring up other forms of fraud, like alleged cases of absentee ballot or registration fraud or improper vote counting.

"An excessive welfare program will invariably bring about tax increases and impose a heavy burden on the future generations," he said on Friday.

He invariably brought the endless polemics down to earth.

The historical material invariably brings him back to the personal.

A cascade of events with unforeseen consequences invariably brings it to a close.

His batting "invariably brought a refreshing gust to the drab ordinariness of the innings".

As for the voting system's punctilious mix of direct election and proportional representation, this almost invariably brings coalition government and "lowest-common-denominator" decision-making.