Sentence examples for invariably strong from inspiring English sources

The temptation to spend every idle minute calculating and recalculating the year's missteps and devastations — to indulge in the cruellest kind of stocktaking that December allows — is invariably strong.

Nuclear expression was also invariably strong in the adenomas we tested, but in this case it was almost ubiquitous.

A gene's position in regulatory, protein interaction or metabolic networks can be predictive of the strength of purifying selection acting on it, but these relationships are neither universal nor invariably strong.

Italy, who followed victory against South Africa with defeat to Tonga, are invariably stronger at the start of the Six Nations than at the end of it and Wales, despite three victories in four in November, look vulnerable while Scotland have developed not only strength in depth but the ability to create.

Whenever there is a survey to find the most annoying ad of all time, the Shake n' Vac TV commercial of the late 70s is invariably a strong contender.

Mapping studies revealed that the peptide invariably induces strong proliferation of NZB CD4 T cells in vitro, and is the only sequence to stimulate responses by T cells from NZB mice prior to the onset of disease [8].

Yet the solutions frequently trumpeted, like taxing sugary beverages, are top-down and invariably meet with strong resistance.

I can't say that either approach has aged very well, but the results invariably have a strong period look.

If Guo strays at times on the wrong side of the divide between ritual grandeur and monotony, he invariably has a strong impact.

Casual conversations with Ethiopians invariably reveal a strong national pride, while in much of the rest of Africa, pride is usually ethnic.

The N.C.A.A. tournament is not like the N.B.A. playoffs, the World Series or the Stanley Cup playoffs, in which the strong invariably prevail.