Sentence examples for is invariably gained from inspiring English sources

Space is invariably gained at the expense of views, sky, memories, history, emptiness and the desires of those outside the walls.

Material from the short arm of chromosome 12 is invariably gained in these tumours and in roughly 10% of cases a smaller region of gain at 12p11.2 p12.1 has been defined (Rodriguez et al, 2003; Zafarana et al, 2003).

But in the combative sports arena, albeit on a level playing field, the exclusivity of survival – where one fit athlete's gain is invariably another's loss and where being the fastest, highest and strongest is all that matters, because gold is a hell of a lot more sexy than silver – means winners will pull rank on Boyle's celebration of reciprocal altruism.

Finally, insulin therapy is invariably associated with weight gain [ 13, 14].

The so-called fossil ivory from which these carvings were made is highly prized even today and, when found, is invariably turned into beautiful carvings that gain value because of the scarce, richly colourful raw material.

It has previously been reported that gain of 12p is invariably found in adult TGCTs (Korn et al, 1996), typically as a result of iso(12p) formation.

Maintenance is invariably slapdash.

Eight-tenths is invariably fatal.

Incomprehension is invariably comical.

The sky is invariably freshly painted.

The building's lobby is, invariably, empty.