Sentence examples for invariably target from inspiring English sources

Not only is this line of thought misguided, but it remains counterproductive to focus security measures on censorship initiatives that, invariably, target a symptom rather than its cause.

But what we need to be equally aware of is that drug prosecutions in this city almost invariably target people suffering from endemic joblessness, homelessness as well as mental health and substance abuse problems aggravated by collapsing and underfinanced social services.

(He suggests that such apparent pairs do not invariably target the very same specific elements. See 1957: 189 193).

Thus allelic imbalance almost invariably targets the mutant allele.

As enhanced recovery invariably targets the fitter, more mobile patient, frailer patients may not receive parity of access to what may be considered optimal treatment and management.

So, Dr. Greengard said, "what evolved is that proteases invariably have targeting proteins that help them decide which proteins to go after".

Nonetheless neoliberal conservative administrations invariably support targeted interventions for the poorest, because such an approach fits in with other deeply felt political beliefs about the place of the poor and how to deal with them.

Many IAV proteins such as PB1F2, NS1, M1, M2 and NA are known to modulate the host cell death, invariably by targeting cellular factors.

Similarly, systematic post-mortem histology from experiments yielding isolated units invariably confirmed accurate targeting to the AOB mitral cell layer.

From four genes (PDE4A/B/C/D), a series of isoforms are encoded with distinct N-terminal regions shown to be invariably associated with targeting to specific intracellular sites and signalling complexes (Huston et al, 2006; Lynch et al, 2007; Keravis and Lugnier, 2010; MacKenzie et al, 2011; Murdoch et al, 2011).

Yet it was a rare moment of incision in the first period as both sides were restricted to long-range, and invariably off-target, free-kicks.