Sentence examples for is invariably less from inspiring English sources

The proportion between public and private space in such spontaneous urbanisation is invariably less than 1 10.

However, the offered price is invariably less, sometimes by 75%, than the sum customers would receive from their FIT and the conditions are often similar to the lease stitch-up.

This low level of homology is not surprising as these sequence fragments comprise the most 3' end of the gene, a region which is invariably less conserved.

Human solid tumors are invariably less well‐oxygenated than the normal tissues from which they arose.

Hybrids still trump the efficiency of diesels in city and suburban driving — though they are invariably less fun and satisfying to drive.

It can come as a surprise but when the Bolognesi want to go out to eat fish they will invariably choose a pizzeria, first because they are run by supposed seafood experts from Napoli or Sicily, and secondly because they are invariably less expensive than a formal restaurant or trattoria.

More cheerfully, high TCA means the results of getting rid of assholes are invariably less financially damaging than expected and often more than offset by the positive effects - freer flow of ideas, fewer leavers, better morale and more time to spend on customers rather than staying alive.

For large n and small m values, the RSEs are invariably less than 7%% even with the low sampling fraction of 0.25%% of pixels, decreasing to 1 %-1.5 % with a sampling fraction of 5%%.

Policies developed in secret -- without the benefit of public scrutiny, debate, and input -- are invariably less effective.

These foxes display transitional features between northern red foxes and smaller fox species; their skulls possess more primitive, neotenous traits than the northern forms, and are much smaller; the maximum sizes attained by southern foxes are invariably less than the average sizes of northern foxes.

In both prey- and seed-fed treatments, antibiotics reduced the number of tRF peaks per beetle by approximately 60 70% (to a mean less than 1.63 tRF per beetle), and those tRF peaks found in the symbiotic treatments were invariably less abundant in the aposymbiotic treatments.