Sentence examples for invariably prefer from inspiring English sources

Business leaders almost invariably prefer lower taxation.

Its stars invariably prefer the brighter lights of Westminster, leaving Edinburgh politics to the next-best.

Most lenders would invariably prefer to modify loans rather than be taken to court.

In recent years, physicists have found that people invariably prefer a certain mathematical density of fractals — not too thick, not too sparse.

Experiments going back to the 19th century repeatedly show that people invariably prefer images in these proportions, but no one has known why.

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".

People with PhDs from foreign institutions, whether or not they were Singaporeans, were invariably preferred, for whatever reason.

Many citizens are bilingual to a large extent; but invariably, most people prefer to use one language or are more proficient in one language.

When you ask a pianist which of the five Beethoven concertos they prefer, they invariably say the Fourth.

Political contests are, almost invariably, to be preferred to political coronations.

Top-down overhauls are invariably hobbled by faculty who prefer the status quo.