Sentence examples for invariably mixed from inspiring English sources

While bars in Massachusetts or New York are more likely to be strongly partisan, Connecticut bars are invariably mixed.

In Simon's lyrics, the decisions are invariably mixed: he once told the music journalist Paul Zollo, "I try to get all the opposites into the same song, if I can".

The fear is that making sea crossing safer may just lure more people.Moreover, the boats invariably carry mixed human cargoes of refugees fleeing wars and persecution, and migrants escaping economic misery.

As the constituents of RA joints are invariably of mixed cell types including FLS as well as T cells, B cells, endothelial cells and macrophages, we tested the relevance of our findings by subjecting total cell isolates from synovial membranes of RA patients to 1% oxygen for 24 hours to compare data from RA FLS.

But the performance, though carefully polished, as these student readings invariably are, left a mixed impression.

Until overall operations become more coherent, demanding top quality plus rigid adherence to shipment quotas sends mixed signals that invariably cause quality to suffer.

Terrence has been a downtown figure for years, throwing mixed parties that invariably are disgusting (in the good way).

Have you noticed that when you buy a can of fancy mixed nuts, the label invariably proclaims "less than 10% peanuts"?

Low state-mandated prices, mixed with high market demand, invariably invite trouble.

But invariably, and dangerously, it is underpinned by mixed-up economics.

The Games of Salt Lake City had their spiritual beginning, as all Winter Olympics invariably do, with a pronouncement of extraordinary athleticism mixed with craziness and courage.