Sentence examples for invariably control from inspiring English sources

Such a difference is important as it is teachers that almost invariably control internal comfort conditions and in adjusting to meet their own preferences might not deliver the most effective learning environments.

Within many developing nations, the water poorest perversely often must pay a premium for their meager water--sometimes 5 to 10 times higher--because the more powerful invariably control locations closest to the best water sources, and in cities enjoy piped connections carrying government-subsidized water.

The player controlling the T will invariably control the point.

But they let down their guard when the other person -- who invariably controls the purse strings -- takes charge.

They are almost invariably under the control of traffickers who earn thousands of dollars for every person they put to sea from Libya and other departure points in North Africa.

The people who said, 'Gee, I haven't really had one,' or, 'I've had a couple of bad outcomes but they were due to things outside my control' — invariably those were the worst candidates.

Postal system, the institution almost invariably under the control of a government or quasi-government agency that makes it possible for any person to send a letter, packet, or parcel to any addressee, in the same country or abroad, in the expectation that it will be conveyed according to certain established standards of regularity, speed, and security.

Some are reluctant to empower a core group of investors who will invariably wield some control over them because they own a meaningful percentage of the company.

Ask him now what he considers the greatest achievement of his 11-­year administration, he invariably answers 'gun control.'.

"Global warming alarmists invariably support population control to reduce human consumption of energy and natural resources," the organization wrote on its website.

In contrast, intensive glucose control invariably increases the risk of hypoglycemia.