Sentence examples for invariably exceeds from inspiring English sources

Imagination invariably exceeds the evidence; research makes plausible the reconstruction.

The first rule of wine collecting is that the number of bottles owned invariably exceeds the available storage space.

However, total catch almost invariably exceeds issued TACs which in turn are always greater than recommended TAC except for 1996 to 2007 when a catch rule has been in effect (Figure S7).

In contrast, permanent migration leads to a permanent loss of labour and for skills that demonstrate social spill-overs or effects (i.e. medical personnel), then the cost of departure invariably exceeds the cost of training.

In resource-constrained settings, community outreach, education, and advocacy are the key components in advancing cervical cancer prevention initiatives [ 8], and the demand for Pap smear screening invariably exceeds the existent quality cytopathology service capacity [ 9].

When contrasting co-expression patterns between the lower eudicot A. formosa and the core eudicot A. thaliana we found that in the latter, organ-specific expression invariably exceeded co-expression between whorls (Figure S1, e.g., stage 12, sepals: 854, petals: 240, stamens: 1658, carpels: 558, A whorls: 188, B whorls: 186, C whorls: 188).

The correlation coefficient for each standard curve invariably exceeded 0.997.

Costs invariably far exceed initial estimates, and planners often woefully underestimate the skills and funding needed to ensure maintenance and repairs.

"Seeing Nokia has invariably met or exceeded their previous forecasts, the numbers could even be on the low side," he said.

In France, ordering the plat du jour at lunch time is invariably a smart move, and the price rarely exceeds €15, except at the most expensive restaurants.

If the fitness exceeds this value, the resistant strain will invariably take over.