Sentence examples for invariably follow from inspiring English sources

But opinions do not invariably follow popularity.

Of course, where fashion goes, glossy magazines invariably follow.

He noted that where the BNP gains a foothold, racial attacks invariably follow.

In fact, ask Charlie Ward a question and a reference to Jesus and the Bible will invariably follow.

Jeremy says When departments restructure and work units merge, anomalies in grades and salary levels almost invariably follow.

Once, as Mr Daalder puts it, "Washington could presume that if it led, Europe would invariably follow".

A committee's recommendation is usually but not invariably followed.

Special dividends can set alarms ringing since they are not invariably followed by impressive performance.

The name George W. Bush invariably followed the phrase "failed policies" in Mr. Obama's speeches.

That's why, for a certain generation of right-wingers, the epithet "commie" invariably follows "godless".

Those words are almost invariably followed by an exclamation point — or three.