Sentence examples for invariably high from inspiring English sources

Voting in elections in Cuba is legally mandatory, as it is throughout Latin America, and voter participation is invariably high.

Nicking a last-minute deflected winner in an invariably high scoring game is always better without the lag excuse.

Butterfield House, at 37 West 12th Street, one of the city's stellar postwar apartment houses, is invariably high on the list.

The area is populated by a volatile mix of Shiites and Sunnis, and sectarian tensions are invariably high, but the violence there has been blamed as much on criminal gangs as on religious or political factions.

The results are discussed in the light of earlier results on chemical modification of proteins and the observation that the Arg/Lys ratio is invariably high in the case of enzymes from thermophiles.

Although Willaert's settings of the works of the 14th-century Italian poet Petrarch and other serious Renaissance poets maintain an invariably high contrapuntal interest and are frequently suitable for choral performance, his compositions in the lighter, more homophonic vein, are well worth acquaintance.

Of course, high-security is invariably high-tech.

For other companies, such as Uber – where two peers actually meet – the risks are invariably higher.

When designers and managers think through potential problems together in advance, the quality of service execution is invariably higher.

The reported rates of sexual harassment were invariably higher for women than for men, and highest of all for minority women.

It is worth comparing our prices with those charged by the private provider, where rents are invariably higher and give a clearer reflection of market value.