Sentence examples for invariably matched from inspiring English sources

Optimism about the potential health benefits of DNA sequencing is invariably matched by concern about pernicious new kinds of discrimination.

Passages of glorious imagination are invariably matched by stock characters and banal story choices, as each new movie becomes another manifestation of the movie-industry divide between art and the bottom line.

In such studies, matching cases and controls on length of diabetes history invariably matches on duration of diabetes treatment, which will bias the observed measure of association toward no effect.

Interviewed at the Bellmore during a screening break, the small jury agreed that their opinions do not always match but that they invariably show a film if one member says, "I have to have it".

Evening matches invariably draw an audience intoxicated by more than the tennis.

On evenings out, she generally wore a giddy composite of oversize glasses, bold African prints and a toque that matched her outfit, one that she invariably designed herself.

However, although these related controls are inevitably much better matched for regional influences, they are necessarily unmatched for year of birth and are invariably limited in size and therefore underpowered (see Supplementary Information and Fig 4).

Nobody present could complain they did not get their money's worth, because to witness the ups and downs of a Murray match invariably is to share a psychological journey through joy, anxiety and ultimate relief.

The WSB got the name because they tended to turn up once or twice a year at Test matches, invariably Barbados or some other sandy paradise, decked out in sparkling new summer shoes.

Winning ugly has not been a feature of Ryan's side, with key matches invariably ending in defeat, but the chokers turned stranglers in a performance high on discipline rather than daring.

At the time, I smoked as well, but trying to match him cigarette for cigarette would invariably make my brain quite foggy.