Sentence examples for invariably improved from inspiring English sources

A cheese sauce, say, is invariably improved by a pinch of English mustard powder or a spoon-tip of Dijon, but needn't taste mustardy.

"The worst patches in Pakistan-India relations have come under the secular Congress party's rule, while they have invariably improved when non-Congress governments came into power," says Hussain Shaheed Soherwordi, a professor of International Relations at Peshawar University.

His corrections and suggestions invariably improved the clarity of the text or corrected errors.

Grade 3 sensory neuropathy developed in four (7%) patients after a median of five cycles of treatment that invariably improved with discontinuation of chemotherapy.

He argued to the jury that the software updates almost invariably improved security or the ability to add movies and auto-sync features.

Whereas corticosteroids invariably improved survival in endotoxinic or septic animals, clinical studies have reported conflicting results.

It has been confirmed that PtiO2 is highly dependent on CPP in ischemic areas and that a 'supra-normal' CPP invariably improves PtiO2, with an even greater improvement when PtiO2 is low [ 14].

Not only is their home most people's single largest asset and keeping it in good repair invariably improves its value but spending money on certain home improvements now could lead to tax savings down the road.

Where competition is allowed, service invariably improves, bandwidth expands and prices fall.

Eyes only needed to be open when guests from the album joined this mishmash onstage, invariably improving the show.

Gradually, though, Hill has emerged as an alert character actor who invariably improves the movies in which he appears.