Sentence examples for invariably less than from inspiring English sources

The proportion between public and private space in such spontaneous urbanisation is invariably less than 1 10.

Allardyce has long argued that, if only he had the necessary talents in every position, his invariably less than frilly teams would be somewhat easier on the eye.

For large n and small m values, the RSEs are invariably less than 7%% even with the low sampling fraction of 0.25%% of pixels, decreasing to 1 %-1.5 % with a sampling fraction of 5%%.

These foxes display transitional features between northern red foxes and smaller fox species; their skulls possess more primitive, neotenous traits than the northern forms, and are much smaller; the maximum sizes attained by southern foxes are invariably less than the average sizes of northern foxes.

Allen et al. reported thermal artifact zones were invariably less than 1 mm.

Fasting levels of H2 were invariably less than 10 ppm in all subjects and did not differ between patients and controls.

The more Greenfield insists that the people she describes – invariably less fortunate than herself – are defective or antisocial, the more she appears so herself.

Virtually all the empirical evidence shows that torture is usually ineffective, almost invariably less effective than other methods of interrogation, and frequently generates massive amounts of false leads, leading to further wasteful cycles of interrogation.

It's not a prudent move for a single, female jogger but at no time is it more necessary — though, invariably, less successful — than in the heat of summer.

It can come as a surprise but when the Bolognesi want to go out to eat fish they will invariably choose a pizzeria, first because they are run by supposed seafood experts from Napoli or Sicily, and secondly because they are invariably less expensive than a formal restaurant or trattoria.

Human solid tumors are invariably less well‐oxygenated than the normal tissues from which they arose.