Sentence examples for invariably promotes from inspiring English sources

But anonymity invariably promotes skepticism about sources' motives.

In the presence of volumetric heat losses the stirring invariably promotes extinction (reduces the flammability limits), provided Le>1.

Secular higher education invariably promotes skepticism about claims that sound dogmatic or are made without evidence; and if such education is of a type that emphasizes humane and universalistic values, an ignorant or unreasonable authoritarian regime is not likely to please the educated for very long.

When I'd arrived, the New York Fed had been an institution that almost invariably promoted from within its own ranks.

While they may not always promote it proximately, they invariably promote it ultimately or, in other words, indirectly.

With the odd exception, the Cowell-backed-and-fronted shows invariably promote the kind of bland 'talent' that lands in bargain bins in Asda the nation round weeks after the confetti's been swept up by Dermot or Ant and Dec.

AF was invariably promoted, but the remodeling pattern differed from AF: atrial ERP was unchanged or increased, IK1 was not increased, both ITO and IKS were decreased, ICaL was only moderately decreased, and INa/Ca was increased.

"The new ID laws have almost invariably been sponsored — and promoted — by Republicans," Keyssar wrote, "who claim that they are needed to prevent fraud".

Managers are invariably Japanese and are promoted on the basis of seniority rather than merit, so prospects for local staff are poor.

Reports about the national of 700,000 people, invariably mention a  concept promoted by the country's former monarch, that gross national happiness, should be considered as important as gross domestic product.

In this pioneering work, David Vogel integrates environmental, consumer, and trade policy, and explicitly challenges the conventional wisdom that trade liberalization and agreements to promote free trade invariably undermine national health, safety, and environmental standards.