Sentence examples for invariably extend from inspiring English sources

The plants to avoid are midsize and large woody shrubs that will invariably extend out into patios and walkways forcing the gardener to perpetually shear or cut them back.

Prostate sarcomas invariably extend beyond the prostate and thus local invasion of adjacent structures is common, whereas most prostate adenocarcinomas are organ confined at the time of diagnosis.

Cost-effectiveness analyses in nutrition interventions tend to rely heavily on health economic modelling, as a long-term follow-up is required to appropriately measure impacts, which invariably extend far beyond the periods of intervention.

Talk of Vista delays invariably extends to the effects they would have on hardware makers.

James IV and James V used exceptional one-off revenues, such as the forfeiture of key lands, to establish their power across their kingdom in various ways including constructing grander castles such as Linlithgow, almost invariably by extending and modifying existing fortifications.

S1 can invariably be extended to form a long stem interrupted by bulges (Fig EV1C), whereas S2 and S3 are short stems formed by exon intron pairing.

Extended periods of hypoxia, or brief periods of complete anoxia, invariably lead to death.

Great salesmen invariably stretch the truth.

Those almost invariably go iOS-first.

Both branched molecules invariably crystallize once-folded in contrast to both n-alkanes in which molecules are always fully extended in lamellae, demonstrating that branches are excluded and lie in the folds.

New York City Opera has always prized the "people's opera" image that it cultivated in its early days, and when an opportunity to extend that reputation arises, the company invariably takes it.