Sentence examples for invariably for from inspiring English sources

In author's case, the prize was invariably for improvement.

Pontoon bridge, floating bridge, used primarily but not invariably for military purposes.

Sulking is a pastime reserved invariably for the ill-prepared, a pure time-waster.

A judgement of a sporting contest is invariably for life, not just for Christmas.

And there's always the hope of avoiding something packaged by Ricky's (which invariably, for the fairer sex, means leotards).

It included £1,168 spent on champagne and flowers – invariably for BBC talent – over an eight-month period.

Parsons adhered to a dress sense that was viewed as overly formal even for his time, invariably opting for tailored suits.

Bob Schaeffer, public education director for the organization, said that Achieve's reports invariably called for raising the academic bar for students.

The abundance of these compounds invariably increased for H3 and H5 and decreased for H2 and H4 for all the B1 4 treatments with respect to control.

Sixth, a proportion of remittances are invariably used for community objectives, such as support for social organisations and institutions, usually churches.

It has a reputation for heading to hotspots of war and crime, invariably looking for a youth-friendly angle on the story.