Sentence examples for invariably great from inspiring English sources

Great fashion is invariably great history.

They aren't invariably great: in a recent performance at the Joyce Theater (a double bill of the 1976 "White Dance" and the premiere of "Flower Dance") they were remarkable but not marvelous.

It was then categorically claimed that anyone under hypnosis would recollect events with invariably greater efficiency than in the waking state.

The ratio was invariably greater than one (Fig. 13), indicating that the amplitude level variance of plane waves was always greater than that of spherical waves.

The minimum TCRRt for the improved exhaust hood was invariably greater than that for the existing hood for each hood flow rate.

When archwires of nominally identical dimensions but different construction material were compared, it was found that the torque expression interval was invariably greater in NiTi with respect to steel wires, with the TMA wires exhibiting intermediate values.

The results of this study suggest that reported errors from spatial modelling studies are likely to be conservative as the scale of application at the stand or forest level is invariably greater than the scale at which the model was developed.

This was evident by the invariably greater resource allocation to roots growing under HIGH regime in the stationary treatments (Fig. 2).

Overall, the extent of change obtained with q-PCR was invariably greater than that noticed with the microarray studies.

Nevertheless, B-M estimates are largely sensible on a broad scale (e.g. U MIN is invariably greater in flies than in fungi).

Using this approach, Birtane et al. [ 10] identified in patients with RA and FM that the incidence of poor physical and psychological functioning is almost invariably greater than for healthy controls.