Sentence examples for invariably gained from inspiring English sources
Space is invariably gained at the expense of views, sky, memories, history, emptiness and the desires of those outside the walls.
The VNQDD contested their national elections of 1967, the first elections since the fall of Diem, which were rigged Diem and his people invariably gained more than 95% of the vote and sometimes exceeded the number of registered voters.
Material from the short arm of chromosome 12 is invariably gained in these tumours and in roughly 10% of cases a smaller region of gain at 12p11.2 p12.1 has been defined (Rodriguez et al, 2003; Zafarana et al, 2003).
Reporting on CSR engagement in the areas of human resource; environment; product and customer; community involvement and ethical issues are all geared towards enhancing their image and invariably gaining legitimacy from the areas they operate.
The outcome of marked a break with historic patterns in which the party that controls the White House almost invariably lost, rather than gained, seats in mid-term Congressional elections.
Solving this ambiguity would invariably make our notation more complex, without real gains to our approach.
The author of the 1999 book "World Risk Society" (Polity), Beck foresees the emergence of reflexive Modernism, a view of progress tempered by an awareness of the losses that invariably accompany gains.
Barbie knew well that information gained under torture was invariably unreliable.
As with any new electronics gadget, consumers invariably favour the one that has gained early momentum in the marketplace.
There's little to be gained from dissecting the varied elements invariably clashing together in a single Sacai garment, let alone outfit.
