Sentence examples for invariably continue from inspiring English sources

Still, even the most glass-half-empty Broncos fans will invariably continue to marvel at the Broncos' offense this season.

They invariably continue with yogis losing their balance and falling into the water, though Ms. Brathen stresses that the effort to maintain balance forces concentration.

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A potential solution for this, they invariably continue, would be to welcome Democrats who are opposed to abortion into the fold.

Not recording these calls reinforces the control the abuser holds over the victim, and invariably continues the cycle of abuse.

And after each pitch session, the writer turns to his agent, manager, or writing partner and asks the equivalent of the honeymoon's, "Was it good for you, too?" Invariably, as the pitches continue, instances of negativity rear their ugly little heads.

Additionally, we found that despite aggressive surgical resection or neoadjuvancy, the outcomes from having gastric cancer continue to be invariably devastating.

In the meantime, the emotional aspect should continue to be considered invariably in the design of intervention strategies against obesity, since it represents a key element of their success.

The decision to continue or stop chemotherapy was invariably made on the basis of patients' clinical progress, assisted by PSA values and occasionally radiological assessment.

"Consultants and our bosses have supported us invariably and told us not to worry, and to continue our actions, and they will cover for us".

Although diagnosis and treatment methods continue to improve, this cancer is almost invariably fatal.