Sentence examples for invariably delay from inspiring English sources

GP8 (Area 3) The number of patients we have to see to rule the cancer out has increased, so you actually end up seeing a lot more non- cancer patients to get a very small percentage…the system is going to get clogged, that will invariably delay things for genuine 2 week wait.

When clarity is promised, but invariably delayed.

"Without them, payment is going to be difficult and almost invariably delayed.

Meals were invariably delayed, because if I touched anything, I would have to start all over again.

Gross motor development was also almost invariably delayed, with grossly similar patterns among different groups.

Of note, during AZ assembly at the NMJ, BRP incorporation is invariably delayed compared to the 'early assembly' phase which is driven by the accumulation of Syd-1/Liprin-α scaffolds (Fouquet et al., 2009; Owald et al., 2010, 2012).

According to the auditors, 83% of short submarine refits and 100% of "normal and medium refits" invariably were delayed well past the prescribed time period.

The problem is exacerbated for pancreatic cancer, as an example, where clinical symptoms invariably are delayed until the disease state is well advanced beyond metastatic spread [ 1, 3].

Although establishing an early diagnosis for invasive mycoses is ideal for timely administration of specific antifungal therapy, it invariably gets delayed due to want of culture or histopathologic evidence [ 5].

In white-collar-crime prosecutions, defense attorneys invariably seek to delay the trials of their clients.

Lung transplantation ostensibly, albeit by no means invariably, diminishes or delays deaths of IPF patients, although the procedure itself is also associated with a finite inherent mortality [36].