Sentence examples for invariably cases from inspiring English sources

They described an accumulation of indicators that required caution in interpretation: caution, because there were few certainties, because the 'positive signs' of conversion were unreliable, and because there were invariably cases that proved to be organic despite negative tests and a suggestive examination.

For conditions such as cardiac arrest, sepsis and multiple trauma, the choice of a primary diagnosis is generally evident, but there are invariably cases where the selection of the primary ICD-10 diagnosis can be difficult, such as when a patient with COPD is admitted to the ICU in respiratory failure and diagnosed with pneumonia.

Sometimes, invariably in cases involving women or ethnic minorities, a remark will slip out that signals, not just a little casual sexism or racism, but an erroneous perception that the only "normal" people – which is to say, reliable, believable, respectable – are white men.

There would be great outrage in the black community, but almost invariably those cases would not be prosecuted.

CA125, a monoclonal antibody detectable in serum, is usually elevated in ovarian cancer; almost invariably in cases of serous tumours but seldom in mucinous tumour.

Sullivan has been publishing his letter since 1969, and seems encouraged by the "wall of worry" the market appears to be climbing: "Bottom line, this market is not out of the woods by a long shot, and there are many imponderables out there that are cause for concern, which is invariably the case in the early stages of bull markets".

The singing was inconsistent (invariably the case with student productions), but the women showed particular promise.

In New York City real estate, brokers and statisticians agree that the market is invariably a case of supply and demand.

There is invariably a case of "right time, right place" in the story of how individuals rise to fame and Robespierre is no exception.

As is invariably the case with audio equipment, the proof is not so much in the engineering as in the listening.

One must not fold one's Pyongyang Times if a Kim is on the front page, as is invariably the case.