Sentence examples for invariably reduce from inspiring English sources

"Large dams invariably reduce fish diversity and block movements that enable migratory species to complete their life cycles.

The associated vibrations invariably reduce the quality of the work-piece produced and drastically increase average processing time and costs.

Inexplicably or perhaps just unexplained: Unlike most genre directors in Hollywood and other commercial provenances, Mr. Kurosawa spends little time illuminating the mysteries of life, death and murder, the great whys that preoccupy filmmakers and invariably reduce being to behaviorism or DNA.

Such problems invariably reduce patients' quality of life (QoL).

Amino acid substitutions within the P-loops of Navs that decrease TTX-binding also invariably reduce Na+ permeability or Na+ selectivity [23].

This type of economic plantation would invariably reduce the amount of labour required, since overlapping twigs will permit the silkworms to move from one plant to another instead of being transferred by hand.

But the result, Alsop notes, invariably reduces the Democratic percentage, and that of undecided voters.

Stars with ultra-familiar voices would struggle mightily but vainly to disguise them (Louis Armstrong never had a chance), invariably reducing the studio audience to a puddle of laughter.

This can be seen in folk art where three-dimensional models are invariably reduced to two dimensions, and it probably underlies the move away from mimesis in late antique and Byzantine art.

On the rare occasions when the camera sits still long enough for you to get a sense of space and place, the editing invariably reduces the image to confetti-size bits.

They also failed to convey, or even experience, any sense of idealism about Europe, invariably reducing arguments about the future peace of a continent to arguments about the retail price of turnips.