Sentence examples for invariably opposed from inspiring English sources

Stand-alone enforcement provisions are invariably opposed by an unusual and powerful coalition of liberal activists and conservative business groups, all of whom want the Latino workforce to remain undisturbed.

She was deeply distrustful of Germans, and invariably opposed anything that favoured German expansion or interests.

I would bet that those people who know how to say doorknob in Farsi almost invariably oppose a military strike on Iran.

Organized medicine invariably opposes wider scopes of practice and independent practice of nonphysician health professionals, ostensibly not to protect economic turf but to protect the quality of patient care.

Such philosophers of science as Paul Feyerabend have argued that special interests invariably oppose revolutionary paradigms.

Most importantly, the auxiliary "focus/voice" distinction is invariably dichotomous, as opposed to the four-way "focus/voice" distinction on the lexical verb.

The facial nerve is almost invariably sacrificed, as opposed to lateral temporal bone resection.

Who's in whose gang quickly supersedes who thinks what and why, and the papers invariably prefer two opposing camps to the unity in between".