Sentence examples for invariably tied from inspiring English sources
The politics of the Roosevelt situation are invariably tied up in questions of race.
Are aesthetic judgments about mates invariably tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on?
He has read over and over that he is soft and an underachiever, and his reputation is invariably tied to the fortunes of the Bears.
The concept of robots as a race overthrowing their human creators seems invariably tied up with western imperialism, current societal hierarchies, and the master/slave binary.
Most centres have developed their own 'in-house' protocols, which are invariably tied in with the institution's research ambitions.
The local expression of Fos protein is a useful marker for geographic spread of pharmacological impact, even if c-fos transcription is not invariably tied to neuronal activation, at least for drugs that induce acute Fos transcription immediately around a microinjection site (including CRF).
A Name on Drivers' Lips Whenever the president travels, he invariably ties up traffic.
The passage of real time allows Turow to transport his characters into a new set of plausible circumstances that invariably tie them to the past.
The performance of Kidd, that rare player who can dominate a game without scoring a point, must invariably be tied to his teammates' ability to execute against the Spurs' long and fast-rotating defense.
For a phone that will invariably be tied to a two-year contract, I have to judge with what is available out of the box and what is realistically going to come out of the support centre.
Sept. 23, 2007 To the Editor: It is amazing how the presidential candidates are determined to come up with health insurance programs that are invariably complicated, often tied to employers, and frequently based on taxation gimmicks.
