Sentence examples similar to not invariably specific from inspiring English sources

Assistant Deans often, though not invariably, were responsible for a specific area such as admissions or postgraduate education.

Associate Deans often, though not invariably, were responsible for a specific area such as admissions or postgraduate education.

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

Of course, there will (almost) always be some items in a generic scale that will shift irrespective of the disease, but the proportion of shifting items will typically (but not invariably) be less than in a disease specific scale.

GEM are designed to reproduce very specific aspects of tumour formation and progression, usually but not invariably based on knowledge of human tumour genetics.

But opinions do not invariably follow popularity.

And, often although not invariably, bigger brains.

The Rachmaninoff score is not invariably supportive.

Yet big does not invariably mean bad.

Cuts are not invariably catastrophic.

They often, though not invariably, notice and correct these failures.