Sentence examples for invariably raise from inspiring English sources

As TechCrunch's resident healthnut, I regularly get pitched by food startups claiming to solve the workplace snacking problem, but their "healthy" alternatives invariably raise my blood sugar like a Snickers bar fried in Pepsi.

"A state-controlled system of regulation is not only unnecessary, it would almost invariably raise costs and prices and interfere with the rapid and organic growth of the internet," he wrote in a CNN interview.

It may be that any form of antenatal intervention that seeks to reduce levels of fear and anxiety will invariably raise expectations, with subsequent disappointment for a sub-set of women who do not meet their revised expectations.

Since partnerships between public (by which we mean non profit) and private (by which we mean for profit) organizations will invariably raise issues of COI, the recognition and management of these COIs is critical to the existence of these partnerships.

Money invariably raises its ugly head.

The use and sharing of data invariably raises concerns over privacy.

We know asexuality isn't celibacy, but it invariably raises a few knee-jerk questions: are you just repressed?

But any move toward border security invariably raises passions in the immigration debate, and on Wednesday advocates for overhauling the system were questioning the president's intentions.

He found that the sugar invariably raised blood levels of triglycerides (a technical term for fat), which was then, as now, considered a risk factor for heart disease.

The hot-button topic of gay marriage is the running theme of "Some Men," with the attendant questions that the subject invariably raises.

Speaking up for our values around the world invariably raises questions of hypocrisy and inconsistency, but it's better to be an inconsistent advocate of democracy and human rights than to be a consistent advocate of nothing.